A forest has many trees and bushes that produce nuts. This a major food source for many species, including a

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Giselle Riggs

Biology

1 June, 10:03

A forest has many trees and bushes that produce nuts. This a major food source for many species, including a

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Aylin Moran · Answer 1

The provided question is incomplete as there can be more than one answer to this question, however a generalized answer is given:

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Birds like wood pecker and jay, animals like monkey, chipmunks, and rabbits.

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A forest is a large part of the land with various kinds of trees, bushes. In the forest various kind of animals, birds, and insects are found. All these diverse animals rely on trees, bushes, or each other for there food.

Many trees and bushes produce nuts in a forest that plays a major role in food source for many species of animals and birds such as jay and woodpecker bird. In animals chipmunks, monkeys and rabbits are major species.