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Is collecting seeds or berries to grow plants “depriving” other animals of food?

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Is collecting seeds or berries to grow plants “depriving” other animals of food?

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Yes, it is. However by using those seeds or berries to propagate new plants you are increasing the amount of food will be available to them in the future. One squirrel may skip a snack if you take a black walnut away from him, but a number of them will have a big feast if you plant that walnut to grow a new tree. Squirrels deprive each other of food the same way when they bury their nuts, thereby planting the seeds that grow into trees.

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