Why are herbivores important?

Answer 1

to protect the ecosystems and habitats of the animals

Answer 2

Savannas are very important. They are the homes to many animals, some that are endangered and rare. Grasslands are where most of the big migrations occur, the biggest on in Africa's grassland, the Serengeti. Here the animals graze, rest, and then migrate for winter, during which time other animals prey on those traveling. Many do not make it to their destination for many different reasons, lack of food and water, or being eaten my another animal. Savannas are protected by the governments and you cannot hunt on these lands.

Answer 3

Savannas are important because they are homes for many animals, Its the place were most of the big migrations occur ( when animals travel to a far destination ), also it's a food source for some animals, and lastly in summer it regenerates rain ( makes it rain more because of some reason ).

Answer 4

It is important to have herbivores to control florae. If nothing ate trees and plants to survive they would be everywhere.

Without herbivores there would be no carnivores because the would have nothing to eat.

Answer 5

The herbivores in a savanna, most of which are grass eaters, are important not only because they help to recycle the nutrients from the plants, keeping the soil fertile and plants from overcrowding each other, but also because the herbivores provide all of the food for the carnivores.

Answer 6

it is important because there are many animals that adapted to their surroundings and if we lose this biome then the food chain will not be the same

Answer 7

Duuu!So the killers can eat them!

Answer 8

to provide food for carnivores