How do animals help plants grow?

Answer 1

All of the human beings help plants a lot and plants are important to us to without living beings or plants the earth would be a dead planet. The way we help plants is by breathing out carbon dioxide which is their air and they breath out oxygen which is all living beings air so without plants everything is dead. Also plants suck in the dead bodies' nutrition through the soil.

Answer 2

Humans, and actually all other animals, breathe out carbon dioxide. Plants take in this carbon dioxide and combine it with water and sunlight to make food in a process called photosynthesis. Luckily, a byproduct of this process is oxygen, which humans and other animals breathe in. Then we breathe out carbon dioxide, and the wondrous cycle continues.

Answer 3

Animals help plants grow through pollination, seed dispersal, and nutrient cycling. Pollinators like bees and butterflies transfer pollen between flowers, leading to fertilization and seed production. Animals also help disperse seeds through eating and transporting them to new locations, promoting plant diversity. Additionally, animal waste provides essential nutrients like nitrogen to the soil, which plants need to grow.

Answer 4

plants breathe carbon dioxide, which people don't want, and plants breathe out oxygen, which people do want.

Answer 5

Humans help plants by pollination, dispersion, cross pollination, etc.

Answer 6

animals can transport berry seeds helping the plant reproduce in various areas

Answer 7

squirrels and dogs carry seeds in their fur. Birds drop seeds and bees pollinate plants.

Answer 8

We create a food web or chain that circles and keeps us at all alive. Each take from one another.