Wild forests and grasslands would die because they are adapted to rely on animal decomposers as well as pollinators and seed dispersers. This would cause abrupt loss of rainfall, atmospheric change and climate change.
It's not the extinction that you ought to worry about. It's why they went extinct that's the problem. And that is a massive worry. What is happening to the environment that's causing problems? Who or what is responsible and what can be done?
Animal extinction is a symptom. The real problem is why?
The answer directly to your question is that the balance of nature that this planet has had will be destroyed. If the elk in the far north of Canada become fewer and fewer that will affect the wolf population who will suffer right along with them. The results will keep on going down the chain.
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