Question

the florida everglades is habitat for many animals including deer, alligators, squirrels and panthers and for various types of plants and trees. a large wildfire sweeps through the habitat and kills most of the plants and trees. which description is most likely a result after a wildfire?
a. some animals will move to other locations to find food.
b. some plants will no longer need a water source.
c. some animals will become sick because more diseases are present.
d. some plants will give off more carbon dioxide into the air.

Explanation:

When a wildfire kills most of the plants and trees, animals that rely on them for food will have to move to other locations to find food. Plants need water for photosynthesis, but after a wildfire, the main issue for animals is food - not water for plants (so B is wrong). Diseases are not directly related to a wildfire in this context (so C is wrong). Plants that are alive after a wildfire would not give off more carbon dioxide as a direct result of the wildfire in a way that is the most likely description here (so D is wrong).

Answer:

A. Some animals will move to other locations to find food.