How are animals plants and humans similarly affected when a tropical rain forest is cleared?

When a tropical rainforest is cleared, animals, plants, and humans are all adversely affected due to the loss of biodiversity and habitat. Animals lose their homes and food sources, leading to population decline and extinction. Plants face destruction and fragmentation, disrupting ecosystems and reducing species diversity. Humans are impacted through loss of resources, such as medicinal plants and clean water, along with increased vulnerability to climate change and environmental degradation.