Question

For consecutive seasons, farmers have exceeded their pesticide use. How will this affect the community of animals that share their ecosystem?
Answer

Pesticides will not harm any of the animals that live in the area.

Any animal susceptible to pesticides will die or suffer altered reproductive cycles.

Most animals will immigrate to avoid pesticide exposure.

Any animal exposed to the pesticide will die in the area surrounding the farms.

Answer 1

HELP

Answer 2

What do you think the answer could be, cubanita? Any guesses?

Answer 3

B

Answer 4

Ok... and can you explain why you think the answer is B?

Answer 5

because pesticicdeds are used to kill bad stuff and if he uses it in the farm the animals that are sutible to it will die

Answer 6

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Answer 7

this will answer ur question
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20120104173137AAJQOfP

Answer 8

Yes, I agree. Have you ever heard of DDT and what it did to various birds of prey?

Answer 9

does this website help? I hope so :)

Answer 10

nope

Answer 11

all right it was b

Answer 12

Any animal susceptible to pesticides will die or suffer altered reproductive cycles.

Answer 13

DDT was a pesticide that was once used extensively in the US.

Unfortunately, it made bird egg shells thinner, especially the eggs of birds of prey. This meant that when the mother bird sat on her eggs, she'd crush them. It's one reason why bald eagle numbers declined so much and only rebounded after DDT was banned.

Answer 14

alrighty thank you