Even after death, animals are important in ecosystems

ScienceDaily
Jan 22, 2020, 3:00 pm192 pts
Animal carcasses play an important role in biodiversity and ecosystem functioning. Scientists have published these findings in PLOS ONE. Carcasses not only provide food for carrion-eating animals. Their nutrients also increase the growth of surrounding plants, which attracts many herbivorous insects and their…

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