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One of the first things we learn about the wonders of nature is that even the smallest insect plays a critical role in the ecosystem that is our natural environment. What we don't emphasize to kids, but we learn as adults, is that while the smallest animal may be crucial to our survival, it almost always ends up dead, swallowed up by a bigger inhabitant of the neighborhood.
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