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Number 4.
Give 2 examples of how plants and animals affect their environment

Number 4. Give 2 examples of how plants and animals affect their environment class=

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animals effect the environment by eating the plants , and plants affect it by all the bugs and pesticides that are sprayed on it.

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plants will die and make more plants because they drop a seed when they die the animals will eat the plants tot survive so that way the animals can progress the plants and the animals kinda help each other in a way

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