Biology, 20.01.2022 18:40 hamadehassan

Why is reproduction so important for an animal species? A: Reproduction keeps the animals alive.
B: Reproduction keeps the animals healthy.
C: Reproduction keeps the animals from becoming extinct.
D: Reproduction keeps the animals productive.

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Why is reproduction so important for an animal species? A: Reproduction keeps the animals alive.