Which one of the following has the highest number of species in nature?
Correct answer: B. Insects
- A. Fungi
- B. Insects
- C. Birds
- D. Angiosperms
Explanation
Insects have the highest number of species found in nature. The Insecta is the largest class of animals. It has over 7,00,000 species. Insects are the most successful land invertebrates and the only major competitors with humans for dominance in the world.
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