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In order to reach some food resources, elephants don't hesitate to break branches, to fall or even to uproot trees. And sometimes, they will just eat some leaves. Acting like this, they seem to destroy their habitat. However, these destroying habits have positive ecological repercussions. Indeed, they provide access to food resources for smaller species that could not reach them, or even provide temporary microhabitats to some species such as reptiles, birds or insects.
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