Elephants shape their environment in many ways. they can change a forest to a grassy field or dig a hole that might become a pond. they clear large amounts of vegetation, which removes habitats for some organisms but makes the area inviting for other organisms. which best describes possible interactions of elephants with the surrounding ecosystem? positive negative neither positive nor negative both positive and negative

both positive and negative

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The elephants are the largest land animals in the present. They are very big and powerful animals, and on top of that they live in herds, making them an even more formidable force. They manage to change the environment in which they live in numerous ways, some of which are positive, some are negative, depending on the perspective though. The elephants manage to destroy the forests by knocking the trees down. While destroying the forests is a negative, it is a positive when it comes to the grasses, as space opens up for them to fill in. With the destruction of the forests, the elephants manage to live some species without their habitat which is a negative, but on the other side they open up space for species that live in more open space, which is a positive.

both positive and negative

Explanation:

Elephants shape their environment in many ways. They can change a forest to a grassy field or dig a hole that might become a pond. They clear large amounts of vegetation, which removes habitats for some organisms but makes the area inviting for other organisms. Which best describes possible interactions of elephants with the surrounding ecosystem?

Positive and negative

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unicellular organisms, like bacteria, are able to perform all life functions within one single cell. multicellular organisms need many different types of cells to carry out the same life processes. each of these special types of cells has a different structure that it perform a specific function.