autotroph: plants that are capable‘of preparing their own food
heterotroph: a living thing that cannot make its own food
amphibian: animal that lives both on land and water, like the frog
mammals: animals that have body hair and feed their young one’s with milk, like the humans
herbivore: animal that eats only plants
carnivore: animal that eats only other animals
omnivore: animal that eats both plants and other animals
threatened: animal species that is fast disappearing
endangered: animal species that is on the verge of disappearing
extinct: animal species that is no longer seen in the wild
What are the differences between autotrophs and heterotrophs?
What are the differences between protected forests and reserved forests?
What are the differences between natural vegetation and wildlife?
Why population growth leads to deforestation? Give reasons.
Why conservation of wildlife is important? Give reasons.












