Why is wildlife an important part of the ecosystem.
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An ecosystem is a community of animals, plants and microbes that sustain themselves in the same area or environment by performing the activities of living, feeding, reproducing and interacting. It is a relationship that exists between all the components of an environment. It includes plants, animals, fish and micro -organisms, including soil, water and people.
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without wildlife nothing can exist in this world for example producers that are
grass has to be eaten by insects ........insects had to be eaten by some frog snake or any other small animals and that small animal has to be eaten by some big animal and finally this is how ecosystem is completed otherwise their would be great problem.......there for vegetarians non-vegetarians omnivorous scavengers all are important part of ecosystem ......we can't negotiate a single one
grass has to be eaten by insects ........insects had to be eaten by some frog snake or any other small animals and that small animal has to be eaten by some big animal and finally this is how ecosystem is completed otherwise their would be great problem.......there for vegetarians non-vegetarians omnivorous scavengers all are important part of ecosystem ......we can't negotiate a single one
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