Even if a prey species reproduces incredibly fast ,this will just mean more food for the predators. More food for predators usually translates into more predators and more mouths to feed.
If this doesn't balance out the predator or the prey species die off but if it does balance out it is usually because the predators need a lot of time to find the prey or actually eat them, like if they had to guard their meal against scavengers.
predators decrease because when they eat there prey, they arnt getting enough energy that they should be getting. prey stays the same because they arnt dieing and not being harmed, and they hide or adapt into the environment so they can stay alive
They can eat more which would decrease the population
Predators kill and eat their prey. If a prey animal is killed, it does not reproduce.
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it stays the same or increases with the preythe prey will run out of food making it's population decrease. that will cause the predator's population to go down because of the lack of food
It doesn't matter. The predetor will eventually kill out the prey but then the predetors population would decrease because of the lack of food. Eventually the the prey population will rise back up. This sort of "cycle" will happen again and again. It doesn't matter. The predetor will eventually kill out the prey but then the predetors population would decrease because of the lack of food. Eventually the the prey population will rise back up. This sort of "cycle" will happen again and again.
Lions and zebras have a predator prey relatiuonship. For example the lion is the predator obviously because it is the top of the food chain and the zebra is the prey because it get eaten. They aren't related in any other way.Actually there is, they live in the same habitat.
As the predator population goes up, the prey population goes down, and vice versa.
It would Increase or stay the same becuz More Food for Prey = More prey Nd More Prey = More food For Predator Get it I Tryd to Make This Easy For You To Understand and IM SUrprised I Pay attenstion in Biology :D
Depends on the animal that is being over hunted. If it's a predator, then the number of its natural prey will increase. Might even cause numbers of other natural predators of that prey to increase, which could cause numbers of other species that they prey on to decrease, and so on. If it's prey, then the number of its natural predatores will decrease and might become endangered themselves. The over population of prey will compete with other species of animals that feed on the same food. These most probably will disrupt balance between animals that rely on the same rescources to survive.
a. These are the same axes used for Lotka-Volterra competition. b. The predator population can increase only vertically. c. The prey population can increase only horizontally.
The population of prey directly influences the population of predators as predators rely on prey for food. When prey populations are abundant, predator populations can increase due to more food availability. However, if prey populations decline, it can lead to a decrease in predator populations due to lack of food.
No, they are complete opposites. Predators are the ones hunting, and the prey is what the predator is hunting.
in fact turtles are the same they hunt and the are hunted
as an egg, prey for some, as a tadpole, predator and prey, as a frog, same as tadpole
Some predators eat other predators.