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What are the complaints of the animals?

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What are the complaints of the animals? 

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The animals and birds complained about man dumping all his waste in their dwelling place, the forests due to which trees are dying and vanishing and birds are losing their place to roost and nest. Their young ones get injured due to sharp objects and die due to lack of medical help. All the fish in the river and lakes die because of waste dumped in the water. The chemicals and poisonous waste lead to illness and death in the animals. 

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Chapter 14: A Lesson for All - Things to do [Page 37]

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Chapter 14 A Lesson for All
Things to do | Q 1. (3) | Page 37
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Chapter 14 A Lesson for All
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