Geographical Distribution of Animals

Geographical distribution of animals refers to how different species are spread across various regions of the world. This distribution is influenced by factors like climate, terrain, food availability, and human activities. For example, some animals thrive in tropical rainforests, while others are adapted to deserts or polar regions. Geographic barriers, such as mountains and oceans, can also limit where species can live and reproduce, leading to unique ecosystems. Understanding this distribution helps in conservation efforts and in grasping the interconnectedness of life on Earth.