silent forest syndrome
silent forest syndrome noun: a situation, common in Asia, in which an area of intact habitat no longer has a birdsong as a result of having had all songbirds trapped out for the cagebird trade.
Noun
silent forest syndrome
- A situation, common in Asia, in which an area of intact habitat no longer has a birdsong as a result of having had all songbirds trapped out for the cagebird trade.
Questions about silent forest syndrome
- What does silent forest syndrome mean?
- Silent forest syndrome means a situation, common in Asia, in which an area of intact habitat no longer has a birdsong as a result of having had all songbirds trapped out for the cagebird trade.
- What part of speech is silent forest syndrome?
- Silent forest syndrome is a noun.
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