Decomposers are nature's waste disposal system . Explain

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Decomposers are the organisms that consume dead organisms. By eating up the dead organisms, they clean the environment. Without decomposers, the world would have filled with dead bodies of plants and animals which may cause various health hazards. Therefore, decomposers are called nature's cleansers and waste disposal systems.

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