I WONDER - What Are Different Types Of Decomposers?

The video explains the role of decomposers in the ecosystem, highlighting four types: fungi, insects, earthworms, and bacteria. Decomposers convert organic waste into nutrient-rich soil, completing the life cycle by returning nutrients to the soil for producers. The video concludes with a summary of key facts about the food web.

What is the primary function of decomposers in the ecosystem?

• To produce energy from sunlight

• To convert organic waste into inorganic materials

• To create new plant species

• To consume other animals

How do decomposers help in completing the life cycle?

• By producing oxygen

• By absorbing carbon dioxide

• By returning nutrients to the soil

• By providing shelter to animals

Which of the following is NOT a type of decomposer?

• Trees

• Earthworms

• Insects

• Fungi

Which type of decomposer is known for breaking down dead plant material?

• Earthworms

• Insects

• Fungi

• Bacteria

What is the final message conveyed in the video?

• A detailed explanation of the food web

• A summary of the types of decomposers

• An introduction to producers

• A farewell message about the food web