Faune
Faune is a term derived from the Latin word "faunus," referring to the Roman god of forests and fields, and by extension, it denotes the animal life of a particular region, habitat, or geological period. In zoological contexts, faune is used to classify and study the species of animals present in a given area. This encompasses all animals, from microscopic organisms to large mammals, and their distribution, behavior, and ecological interactions.
The study of faune is crucial for understanding biodiversity, ecosystem health, and evolutionary processes. Scientists analyze
Different regions exhibit distinct faunal assemblages due to varying geographical, climatic, and historical conditions. For example,