Question

what threat does replacing the jungle with oil palm trees pose to many animals? the homes and sources of food for many animals is lost there is increased competition to shelter in the trees the plant is poisonous fungi grow rapidly on the tree

Explanation:

Jungles are habitats and food - sources for many animals. Replacing them with oil palm trees leads to loss of these essential elements for animals. Oil palm trees are not inherently poisonous to most animals in the context of this question, and the rapid growth of fungi on the tree is not the main threat. Also, increased competition for tree - shelter is not the primary concern compared to habitat and food loss.

Answer:

The homes and sources of food for many animals is lost