How will the world be without any frogs?
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the world without frog is something which will create geologically imbalance.and the reason being that frog helps in the maintainence of ecosystems by controlling the pest like flies etc. also they play a pivotal role in the food web within most ecosystems, being herbivores as tadpoles and omnivores as adults. They also form an important source of prey for many other species. Adults are regarded as important biological pest controllers and tadpoles play a major role in nutrient recycling through wetland systems.
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also if we look in other fields especially related to Medicare we can found that they are very helpful in many things like::
they. are very sensitive to invasive species and diseases in the form of viral, fungal and bacterial infections, all of which are increasing due to human activities.They are also being harvested on a massive scale for not only the food and pet trade but also for the ever intensifying pharmaceutical industry.
so they shouldn't be removed from the world.otjerwise we too will face a lot of problems......
hope.this answer will help you!!!!
hey user
the world without frog is something which will create geologically imbalance.and the reason being that frog helps in the maintainence of ecosystems by controlling the pest like flies etc. also they play a pivotal role in the food web within most ecosystems, being herbivores as tadpoles and omnivores as adults. They also form an important source of prey for many other species. Adults are regarded as important biological pest controllers and tadpoles play a major role in nutrient recycling through wetland systems.
°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°•°°
also if we look in other fields especially related to Medicare we can found that they are very helpful in many things like::
they. are very sensitive to invasive species and diseases in the form of viral, fungal and bacterial infections, all of which are increasing due to human activities.They are also being harvested on a massive scale for not only the food and pet trade but also for the ever intensifying pharmaceutical industry.
so they shouldn't be removed from the world.otjerwise we too will face a lot of problems......
hope.this answer will help you!!!!
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