Answer:
Animals contribute to biodiversity on the planet because each of the species has a function in the trophic chain that is essential for the survival of other species, both animals and plants.
Bees, for example, in the process of collecting pollen from flowers, facilitate the reproduction of flowers by spreading their genetic material. In turn, the honey they produce is food for other animals such as the brown bear and the badger.
It should be noted that the balance of an ecosystem depends on the continuous and uninterrupted exchange of matter and energy produced by living beings, establishing a trophic chain in which each species benefits and contributes to the system.
