Question

How are the wild animals affected by cutting of forest?
A) Number decreases
B) Color of skin will be affected
C) Ability of homeostasis will decreases
D) None of these

Answer 1

Hint: It contains the Greek word for "same" and "steady," relating to any mechanism used by living beings to effectively sustain the reasonably stable survival conditions required.

Complete Answer:
- Deforestation involves cutting down the trees to a great degree whether it is forests, desert fields or trees that we see every day on our way to school.
- Natural forests have been cleared in order to use the land for agriculture, to build homes, warehouses, forestry, making room for cattle grazing, oil production, mining, dam building or to collect wood to produce furniture and use it as fuel.
- Since the beginning of civilization forest wood has become an important requirement for us and continues to be the primary source of many uses in our everyday life. Trees help keep the water cycle running and provide habitat for the creatures.

Now, let us find the solution from the options-
- Trees provide us with oxygen, even though we have the rains because of them, and in short they hold the ecological balance.
- Trees need to breathe alive, just like animals and every living creature on the planet.
- They inhale carbon dioxide and exhale oxygen. We exhale carbon dioxide and breathe oxygen.
- We also grew around trees. Trees are the main objects that give off oxygen. Cutting down trees takes the oxygen away.
- Homeostasis in plants requires the control of the levels of carbon dioxide and water needed for photosynthesis.
- Homeostasis is any biological mechanism carried out by an organism that continuously controls and retains its internal mechanisms and is activated by external stimuli forcing the organism to adapt and change its internal processes in order to operate adequately under the current internal or environmental conditions. To sustain life all living beings need some form of homeostasis.

Thus, the correct answer is option (C) Ability of homeostasis will decrease.

Note: Plants produce oxygen and suck up greenhouse gases. Thus, the removal of forests will promote global warming. Temperature changes can affect growing species. Cutting trees can contribute to habitat loss for animal species which can damage habitats. All living organisms require some sort of homeostasis to support life.