Imagine you are a scientist at a state park in Dallas. What type of ecological problems might result from the air quality?
Fish in the wetlands of the park would die.
Plants and small animals might suffer, and some might die.
All plants would die, and birds would likely migrate.
Large animals would die in huge numbers.

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Imagine you are a scientist at a state park in Dallas. What type of ecological problems might result from the air quality?
Fish in the wetlands of the park would die.
Plants and small animals might suffer, and some might die.
All plants would die, and birds would likely migrate.
Large animals would die in huge numbers.

anonymous · Answer

@KendrickLamar2014 @paki @whpalmer4 can anyone of you help me?

anonymous · Answer

@Koikkara

anonymous · Answer

@texaschic101 can you help me please?

anonymous · Answer

Plants and small animals might suffer, and some might die.

texaschic101 · Answer

^^ I agree

anonymous · Answer

Thank you both (:

anonymous · Answer

Now you might be asking yourself how in the world did she come up with that answer? Well, it oddly simply actually. Fish are underwater so they are getting the oxygen they need..All plants would die and birds might likely migrate?..That can't be it because NOT all plants would die some maybe but not All. Large animals are quite big and i don't believe they would get harmed by such little thing and it's saying Large animals would die in huge numbers that's just insane so the only one left is Plants and small animals might suffer, and some might die, now that makes more sense because not all plants would get damaged by that and small animals are weaker than large animals. & you are quite welcome.(:

whpalmer4 · Answer

It is a mistake to think that air quality does not affect fish, have a look at this article: http://www3.epa.gov/acidrain/effects/surface_water.html