Why did the removal of wolves from northern wisconsin change the makeup of the plants in the forest? question 1 options: wolves
used to feed on some of the plants there, and without wolves, the plant population exploded. wolves disperse the seeds of pine trees, and without wolves, the seeds couldn't land in new places to germinate. wolves are important pollinators of many forest species, and without wolves, fewer plants could pollinate. wolves are predators of deer, and without wolves, more deer survived and ate more forest plants. save?
The wolves are predators of deer, and without wolves, more deer survived and ate more forest plants.
Explanation:
They act as the consumers of the herbivores, as the different organisms are there inside the ecological system or web in which the different organisms serves greater purpose while being a secondary, primary, and tertiary consumers.Along, with having the producers inside the ecological system.
So, if there is decrease or increase in one specific species number or density inside any region then we would have an imbalance inside the whole food chain or mainly the ecological pyramid.
