• Scavengers vs. Decomposers:
Key Differences Scavengers, such as hyenas and vultures, are animals that consume dead organisms, contributing to decomposition. Decomposers, like fungi and bacteria, are primarily microorganisms that break down organic matter, completing the decomposition process.
• Ecological Roles
Both scavengers and decomposers are vital for ecosystem health. Scavengers initiate the breakdown of dead material, while decomposers fully recycle nutrients back into the environment, preventing the accumulation of dead organisms.
• Examples of Each Examples of scavengers include hyenas, vultures, beetles, and raccoons. Examples of decomposers include fungi and bacteria.
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