Eagles contribute to the dispersal of seeds and nutrients across different ecosystems through their feeding habits. They often prey on various animals, such as rodents and small mammals, and then carry their prey to different locations to feed on. In the process, they inadvertently drop leftover food or carcasses, along with seeds from the stomach contents of their prey, helping to distribute nutrients and seeds to different areas within the ecosystem. This can lead to the establishment of new plant life in different locations and contribute to the overall biodiversity and health of the ecosystem.
