In the shadow of a volcano

In the Serengeti, an erupting volcano enriches the soil with minerals, benefiting the ecosystem. The nutrient-rich ash supports lush grass growth, attracting millions of migrating wildebeest and other grazers. This abundance of prey draws carnivores, creating a dynamic food chain. The unique environment allows animals to thrive, graze, give birth, and hunt, showcasing the positive impact of volcanic activity on the ecosystem.

What happens to the nutrients in the grass consumed by wildebeest?

In what ways do animals in the Serengeti benefit from the unique environment created by the volcano?