BRAINCAKEEcological Reasons
All organisms are interdependent. The removal of one organisms can have a significant effect on the other organism in the ecosystem. If a food source or habitat is lost.
Plants rely on bees for pollination. Fruit farmers rely o bees to pollinate their crops. A decrease in the bee population would decrease crop yields.
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