How Do Insects Help The Earth?

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Insects are invertebrates and the most diverse form of life on earth. Insects are taxonomically classified under the category of insect. Entomology is the branch of science that study insects.

Many of the insects are thought to be pests by humans. But there are hundreds of insects that help the human race in various ways. Insects are necessary to pollinate flowering plants, without the active help of insects thousands of plant varieties would have become extinct. Insects produce substances such as wax, honey and silk which are then used by humans in a large number of applications and for direct consumption. Some insects act as scavengers, thus helping to maintain the ecological balance on the earth.

The ecosystem heavily relies on insects for decomposition, nutrient and energy recycling, soil aeration, and pollination. Insects are helpful as saprophytes collecting and recycling garbage wastes. Dead organisms are broken down by insects and this assists in the formation of new life
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Without insects the planet would eventual die. They germinate 99% of all plants and so keep the food on our table and all other animals. As herbivores eat the plants and the carnivores eat the herbivores. No insects no plant life and so on ……
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Insects are invertebrates and the most diverse form of life on earth. Insects are taxonomically classified under the category of insecta. Entomology is the branch of science that study insects.

Many of the insects are thought to be pests by humans. But there are hundreds of insects that help the human race in various ways. Insects are necessary to pollinate flowering plants, without the active help of insects thousands of plant varieties would have become extinct. Insects produce substances such as wax, honey and silk which are then used by humans in a large number of applications and for direct consumption. Some insects act as scavengers, thus helping to maintain the ecological balance on the earth.

The ecosystem heavily relies on insects for decomposition, nutrient and energy recycling, soil aeration, and pollination. Insects are helpful as saprophytes collecting and recycling garbage wastes. Dead organisms are broken down by insects and this assists in the formation of new life.
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Bees and butterflies and wasps pollinate flowers, flies and worms and other insects eat the carcus of dead bodies and collect trash on the earth,when insects pollinate flowers,   it gives the earth more oxygen and beauty.
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Red worms can process food and help the decomposition of dead plant material. Google search : Vermiculture... It is what worms do to help the enviroment

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Some like honey bees help flowers pollinate each other and bugs also are a major food source for many birds, amphibians, reptiles and even some humans.
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Well spiders do they help to control the amount of fly and mosquito here on earth.

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