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How does the number of prey effect the number of predators?

Predators EAT their prey. If the number of prey diminishes there is less food available for the predators to catch so some of them starve to death. Similarly if there are numerous prey then the predators eat well and breed successfully and their numbers go up. There is therefore a balance between the numbers of predators and their prey.


What effect did removing the prey have on predators?

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Why the number of prey does not drop to zero?

Because - eventually, the gradual reduction in the number of prey animals would result in fewer predators. Less predators gives the prey animals time to recover their numbers. Therefore there will always be at least some prey for predators to feed on.


Are a salamander's prey or predators?

They are both predators and prey.


Are salamanders prey or predators?

They are both predators and prey.


What happened if number of predators increase too much?

The amount of prey will decline drastically. The predators would have no more food and would have to find a new prey or starve.


What are the chimpanzees prey or predators?

Prey bugs and predators leapords


What is the difference between prey and predators?

Prey animals are eaten by predators. (Preydators)


What are 4 living and 4 nonliving animals in 1 ecosystem?

4 predators and 4 prey that the predators have killed for their dinner!4 predators and 4 prey that the predators have killed for their dinner!4 predators and 4 prey that the predators have killed for their dinner!4 predators and 4 prey that the predators have killed for their dinner!


What keeps the number of plants and animals in an ecosystem at a steady level?

The predators and prey.


What are Baboon predators?

The main predators of the baboon are lions and hyenas. There are a number of different types of leopards will also prey on baboons.


Are peacocks predators or prey?

predators