What will be the consequences if birds become extinct?

Question

Also, if you can, can you tell me how birds are beneficial to the environment.?

Answer 1

Birds are an essential part of the food chain. If there were no birds, all the animals that live on birds or birds' eggs would also become extinct. Worse, all the animals and insects that birds eat would have no natural predator and would overrun the planet. This, of course, doesn't just apply to birds. Take any animal out of the chain (except perhaps man) and the entire system falls apart. You might also like to mention that birds are great seed distributors, carrying them hundreds of miles in their stomach and then depositing them in their droppings. There's lots more. Hope this helps.

Answer 2

if the all the birds will become extinct, then, there will be no birds to talk about. (just kidding) well, birds are vital to the environment because birds help in the propagation of plants. They help pollenate plants as they move from tree or flower to flower.

Answer 3

Firstly, there will be no birds chirping...no birds flying in the sky...no birds to help in the food chain (like owls eat rodents or rats, the black crow that eats the dead rat who got run over by a car or truck)...and so on.

We need all animals in the world so that the food cycle can continue.

Answer 4

The political left will start telling wild stories of death and destruction. Anyway, thank GOD for extinction. I would hate to have to clean dinosaur poop from my lawn.

Birds are beneficial to the environment because they provide food and companionship to the homo sapiens.

Answer 5

we would be over run with insects! birds are on the food chain for other animals lose one eventually lose some others.