Can someone please help me on this all u have to do is search up on the internet and then write 4 facts that are mentioned in the web site  and give the main idea to but make sure I know were the main idea is please help Im begging you and if u cant help then please dont Answer
this is the web site (5 reasons to bring back extinct animals)

: De-termination could offer experiences into development and normal assets that are at present inaccessible to us.

2: Compromised or harmed biological systems could be reestablished with the assistance of specific now-wiped out species.

3 In the event that  people  drove plant and creatures species into termination, maybe we owe it to these species to attempt to bring them back.

4 De-elimination could be a major advance forward for hereditary designing.

There are loads of valid justifications to bring back wiped out creatures. All creatures perform significant jobs in the environments they live in, so when lost species are returned, so too are the 'positions' they once performed. Wooly mammoths, for instance, were nursery workers. ... It very well may be something similar for other de-wiped out creatures, as well.

Zeroing in on de-elimination could think twice about by redirecting assets from protecting environments and forestalling more current eradications. It could likewise diminish the ethical load of annihilation and backing for imperiled species, sending the mixed signal that resuscitating a wiped out creature or plant is trifling

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Explanation

answer;

a. sheep consumption efficiency would be reduced.

explanation;

-trophic efficiency is a measure of how much energy occurs at one level divided by the energy at the level immediately below it . trophic efficiency incorporates three types of efficiency:

-the proportion of available energy that is consumed (consumption efficiency).   it is the proportion of the available biomass that is ingested by consumers.

-the proportion of ingested food that is assimilated (assimilation efficiency).

-the proportion of assimilated food that goes into new consumer biomass (production efficiency).

-in this case, the grasshoppers would affect sheep by reducing the proportion of the available biomass that is ingested by the sheep.