Jungle

Chimpanzees are omnivores that eat fruits, leaves, and insects. They help the environment by dispersing seeds, promoting plant growth, and maintaining forest ecosystems in their habitats.

Tigers are apex predators that regulate populations of herbivores and smaller carnivores. By controlling prey numbers, they help maintain balance in forest and grassland ecosystems.

Monkeys are social primates that eat fruits, leaves, and insects. They help maintain forest ecosystems by dispersing seeds and pollens, which aids in plant growth and supports biodiversity.

Hippopotamus are large, herbivorous mammals that spend most of their time in water. They help maintain aquatic ecosystems by grazing on vegetation along riverbanks, preventing overgrowth and supporting biodiversity in wetlands.

Baboon are social primates that live in troops and eat a variety of fruits, seeds, and small animals. They help maintain ecosystem balance by dispersing seeds and controlling insect populations.

Bears are omnivores that eat a mix of plants, berries, fish, and small animals. They help maintain healthy ecosystems by controlling prey populations and spreading seeds through their droppings.

Toucans are colorful birds that eat fruits, insects, and small animals. They help maintain forest ecosystems by dispersing seeds, which aids in plant growth and supports biodiversity.

Ocelots are medium-sized wild cats that hunt small mammals, birds, and reptiles. They help regulate prey populations, maintaining balance in forest and grassland ecosystems.