When wild elephants are removed from an ecosystem, the environmental consequences can be severe and long-lasting. Elephants are known as “ecosystem engineers” because they play a crucial role in shaping their habitats. Their absence can lead to significant disruptions in the balance of nature. Here’s a detailed breakdown of what happens:
1. Loss of Forest Regeneration
Elephants help maintain healthy forests by dispersing seeds over vast distances. Many large trees depend on elephants to spread their seeds through dung, allowing forests to grow and regenerate. Without elephants, seed…
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