because scavengers eat the remains of dead organisms only, which 'cleans up' the dead body, and decomposers break down the dead organism and give the nutrients to the enviroment and they also 'clean up' the dead body.
I believe that it is called a "biome".
scavengers or parasites they can also be called decomposers or the more biological term would be saprophytes
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scavengers are called nature's cleaners because i don't give a crap
They are called scavengers. Examples of scavengers include vultures and hyenas.
Scavengers, in regards to animals, are those that feed on dead or injured animals. Some of these animals include:CondorsCrowsVulturesSharksBearsHyenasRats
The skua bird is sometimes called a scavenger.
These are called scavengers.
The collections of interbreeding organisms are called species. Species are capable of reproducing on their own and is often known as largest organisms.
They are called scavengers.
They are called 'decomposers'. They may also be called 'scavengers'.
Bacteria are called nature's scavengers because they eat dead or decayed materials and break them down into chemical parts which can be used by animals and plants.