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Why is stopping deforestation necessary for conservation?

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Correct answer: Because it protects food, shelter and biodiversity

Direct answer: Option B is correct. Forests are ecosystems that provide food, shelter, nesting places, breeding areas, shade, and protection for many plants and animals. They also support soil, water cycles, and biodiversity, meaning the variety of living organisms. When deforestation is stopped, these habitats are less likely to be destroyed, so many species have a better chance to survive. Option A is wrong because stopping deforestation does not mean that all industries must close; sustainable use and careful planning are possible. Option B correctly connects forest protection with food, shelter, and biodiversity. Option C is wrong because forest protection does not make all wild animals domestic; wild animals remain wild. Option D is wrong because deforestation generally contributes to habitat loss and may encourage environmental degradation, while stopping it does not increase deserts. Memory cue: protect forests, protect habitats, protect biodiversity.

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DeforestationForest ConservationWildlife Habitat

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