Study finds wolves and foxes may aid plant dispersal in Sahara Desert
A study indicates wolves and foxes may act as seed dispersers across the Sahara Desert. The research suggests these carnivores consume and later excrete seeds from desert fruits, transporting them long distances. This process could be crucial for plant survival and distribution in the harsh, fragmented desert environment. The findings challenge the traditional view of these animals solely as predators, highlighting their ecological role.
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