explain the term "nothing ever goes waste in the forest"
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Yes, nothing ever goes waste in the forest
For example---
If lion hunt on other animals it won't eat the flesh fully.... So the leftover will be eaten by fox, hynea or wolf and even these animals leave the bones of the animal and the birds like vultures or kite will consume it... In forest
And another example - - - - -
If the tree Falls by the natural phenomenon logs of the tree will be eaten by the insects like termites beetle and fungi.....
and afterwards the log of the tree will be decomposed by the soil
that's it, it shows that nothing ever goes waste in the forest...
all the best...
For example---
If lion hunt on other animals it won't eat the flesh fully.... So the leftover will be eaten by fox, hynea or wolf and even these animals leave the bones of the animal and the birds like vultures or kite will consume it... In forest
And another example - - - - -
If the tree Falls by the natural phenomenon logs of the tree will be eaten by the insects like termites beetle and fungi.....
and afterwards the log of the tree will be decomposed by the soil
that's it, it shows that nothing ever goes waste in the forest...
all the best...
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