Fauna (biology)
See also: Fauna
The term fauna indicates the whole of the Espèce S Animal are present in a geographical space or a given ecosystem (in opposition to the Flore).
The Biodiversité is essential with survival many Espèce S of plants, some of them being dependant to 100% on single a Insecte for their Pollinisation and thus them reproduction. Many people thus think that the man should act on nature to preserve it, in the interest of everyone. However the man could play sorcerer's apprentice and modify natural balance while wanting at all costs to maintain certain characters. Others, curious about the natural phenomenon, prefer, as with the Serengeti (! this took place, in Africa, but not in Serengeti. To check) to let nature act of itself. In this national park, a species of lion failed to disappear following a disease. The bias not to intervene was maintained.
See the : Category: Fauna (scientific name) for the animals by their scientific name.
See the : Category: Fauna (vernacular name) for the animals by their vernacular name.
See too
- Mégafaune
- Fauna, pastoral creature in the Roman Mythology.
Simple: Animalia
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