A squirrel gathering nuts in a forest ecosystem

A squirrel gathering nuts in a forest ecosystem
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Squirrels are an important part of forest ecosystems, helping to maintain the balance of the ecosystem by dispersing seeds and creating pathways for other animals to follow. By gathering nuts, squirrels help to aerate the soil and create a nutrient-rich environment.

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