Animals can help plants reproduce in a variety of ways which behaviour can end up being more harmful than helpful

One example of a behavior that can be harmful to plants is when animals overconsume or overharvest seeds or fruits. While animals may play a crucial role in dispersing seeds by eating and then excreting them in a different location, excessive consumption can deplete the plant population and hinder its ability to reproduce. This can lead to negative impacts on plant diversity and ecosystem health. Additionally, some animals may trample or damage plants while searching for food or resources, which can further harm plant populations and hinder their reproductive success.