Why Humans are important on Earth?

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Why Humans are important on Earth ?

Humans are important because except human being all other creatures play supportive role to this mother nature. Human can display more supportive role than any other creatures provided they understand and follow their intrinsic instinct which is divine in nature. Alas if it had happened, this world would've been paradise. Unfortunately human being due to their insatiable greed and selfishness are hell bent on destroying the climate and surrounding. They kill other animals and destroy the flora and fauna indiscriminately. Human being is most exquisite creature created by exquisite workmanship of the God. Like other creatures, human also has been created to support the nature and if human become spiritual, everything will be in perfect balance.
Earth does not in anyway, shape, or form require humans or any other type of animal to “survive” at all. Over 99% of Earth’s history was without humans, there’s absolutely no reason to think why Earth would die without having humans in it, no way no how.

Earth doesn’t require any species to survive and certainly not humans considering all the damage we’ve done to Earth’s ecosystem unfortunately. If we were to die out, then over time, Earth’s ecosystem would recover from the mess we’ve done and eventually in the far future it will be as if we never even were a thing.

This little blue ball that we call home would go on fine without humans, humans are by no means Earth’s “life source”, they’re merely a species that thrives on the planet, no more, no less. And if we were to be gone, new species will arise that would take our and every other modern species’s place. Of course, our future depends on us. But overall, Earth could definitely live on without us.
If we see the Earth as a living planet then every living organism is important for the Earth. In the context of humans specially, they are most important because only humans have evolved to be a high order of intelligence and have the capacity to be able to spread the human genome to other habitable planets across space, there by saving it from extinction. The earth is destined to be a cold lifeless ball by and by - so as a human, you yourself are most important to contribute to a living Earth by keeping planting trees which are the life giving beings on Earth as well as preparing your future generations for a life on Mars - the writing is on the wall - Global warming is leading to inevitable extinction of all life on Earth

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