A dense forest is like a crowd of people, the closer they are, the more crowded it feels. Trees in a dense forest grow close to each other and block out most of the light. This means there's less space for animals or even people to move around. Imagine being inside a big hug from all sides, that’s what trees in a dense forest feel like.
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- A dense forest feels like a hug, you can barely see the sky.
- In a dense forest, even small animals have to squeeze through tight spaces between trees.
- Walking in a dense forest is like being in a tunnel made of trees.
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See also
- What Makes a Forest 'Dense' or 'Sparse'?
- How Do ‘Trees’ Help the Environment and What Happens If They Disappear?
- How Do Forests Help Fight Climate Change?
- How Do Ecosystems Balance Themselves Out?
- How Does a Forest Help the Climate Change?
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