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Is there any animal(s) that are unnecessary in the natural world a.k.a our planet, Earth?
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Is there any animal(s) that are unnecessary in the natural world a.k.a our planet, Earth?

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When an animal becomes unnecessary natural section comes into play and removes the animal over time.

Step-by-step explanation:

Extinct animals

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Answer: A lot of savanna animals.

Explanation: Giraffes, Rhinos, Ostriches. They're all here for no reason. But I strongly believe Mosquitoes are the most useless living thing on earth. They just cause pain.

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