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Rather than helping one species you can help a entire ecosystem. if you think about it, you would be saving more in a ecosystem then you would in just 1 single species

Dahasolnce [82]3 years ago

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Because every species in an ecosystem has a part to play, and if you take away one species it unbalances the whole ecosystem. This can lead to over population and a scarcity of food. This is why ecosystems as a whole should be protected. (Please mark brainliest)

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