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A bird species may take years to identify a plant whose leaves can be used for making her nest. So extinction of a plant can take away a species of a bird along.
— Ramesh Pandey (@rameshpandeyifs) January 10, 2021
Nature is a complex web and things are inter-dependent so every blade of grass matters. pic.twitter.com/SSAxLSx9z9
