Give examples of the influence of living organisms on inanimate nature.

In nature, all of its components are interconnected. Wildlife has no less influence on inanimate nature than lifeless on living. For example, plants, trees, people and animals alter the gas composition of our planet’s air. In the forest, thanks to many plants and fungi, the soil is more moist than that of meadows or fields. Many minerals of great importance to humans, such as peat, coal, limestone, and many others, are derived from the deceased remains of living organisms.