Species that live among a wide variety of types of life often thrive at a higher level than those that are only close to a few other species because strong biodiversity makes it possible for a wide range of needs to be met at once.
Species that live among a wide variety of types of life often thrive at a higher level than those that are only close to a few other species because strong biodiversity makes it possible for a wide range of needs to be met at once. Ecosystems that consist of many types of life are typically among the most stable because they often result in animals that are more resilient and capable of adapting to circumstances that may be more challenging for less complex ecosystems to handle.