Burying beetles are important recyclers of nutrients in terrestrial ecosystems. Burying beetles also feed on fly eggs and larvae, helping to reduce their numbers.
Explanation:
"Burying beetles are important recyclers of nutrients in terrestrial ecosystems. By burying and eating carrion , they remove a source of food from flies, which are often pests and health threats. Burying beetles also feed on fly eggs and larvae, helping to reduce their numbers."
