The Web of Life refers to the interconnected relationships among living organisms within an ecosystem. It illustrates how plants, animals, fungi, and microorganisms depend on each other for survival. For example, plants provide oxygen and food, while herbivores consume these plants, and carnivores feed on herbivores. This intricate network helps maintain balance in nature. In this web, each species plays a specific role, known as a niche. Changes to one part of the web, such as the extinction of a species, can have ripple effects throughout the ecosystem. Understanding the Web of Life is crucial for conservation efforts and maintaining biodiversity.