Where Are All the Dead Animals

The video explores why we rarely see dead animals in urban areas, highlighting the roles of predators, scavengers, and decomposers in disposing of carcasses. It discusses rare mass die-off events, such as those affecting Saiga antelopes and seabirds, and examines their causes, including disease and environmental changes. The video emphasizes the increasing frequency of these events due to climate change and environmental degradation, urging better study and tracking. It concludes by appreciating nature's cleanup crew, like vultures, for maintaining ecological balance.

What are some reasons why we don't see many dead animals in our environment?

How do predators contribute to the disappearance of animal carcasses?

What role do scavengers and decomposers play in the ecosystem?

Can you explain the impact of mass die-offs on ecosystems and human activities?

What factors are believed to be contributing to the increase in mass die-offs?