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Why are animals renewable resources? A) Their populations can increase in short amounts of time. B) They are easy to care for. C) They are inexpensive to grow and care for. D) Growing them does not hurt
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Why are animals renewable resources?

A) Their populations can increase in short amounts of time.

B) They are easy to care for.

C) They are inexpensive to grow and care for.

D) Growing them does not hurt nature.

User Dcendents
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The answer is A. They could die at anytime. Same as us humans, if our population ends, Then the world would be empty! But we are talking about animals here Plus, there are less animals then humans, so the answer is A!
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A!

Step-by-step explanation:

Their populations can increase in short amounts of time.

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