Why do plants have a greater disadvantage in unpredictable environments than animals?

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Why do plants have a greater disadvantage in unpredictable environments than animals?

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One reason is that plants can't move like animals.

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Well because animals can seek shelter and plants can't move at all.

Jonnysamps answered Feb 10, 2018

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