Certain herbivores will exceed carrying capacity.
It is probably the Arctic ecosystem, due to the much lower amount of organisms within the ecosytem.
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because then we can know more about the things that surround us. And it'd probably be better to have separate sscientists studying separate subjects instead of one scientist studying them all
Well they have completely different adaptations. Like the desert animals probably have tools on their body such as claws to make shelter from the weather and can probably live longer than a rain forest animal would without food or water like a camel. I hope that helped! :)
The natural enemies of herbivorous dinosaurs were carnivorous dinosaurs, which hunted them. Carnivorous dinosaurs probably hunted smaller carnivorous species for food, and fought with those of their own or other species that were evenly matched over food. However, herbivorous dinosaurs probably only fought with predators or with others of their own species over mates.
Bats do have some predators. Most bats are quite small, so they are easily preyed on by birds of prey, snakes, small carnivorous mammals like weasels, and rats. The largest bats, the flying foxes, probably have few predators.
the largest living carnivorous land animal is probably a bear.
No one knows exactly, but it is probably carnivorous.
Hyenas were the predators (probably spotted hyenas).
Watching people in college is an observable behavior. In fact, there are probably a lot of theses and dissertations written specifically about the behaviors observed during college.
The muskellunge and its cousin, the northern pike. Both fish are fast, powerful predators with sharp teeth.They have been known to bite the rare foot or hand, probably mistaking it for a fish.
nope! =D.....probably eats insects 0o0
Large carnivorous dinosaurs probably only ate once a week, maybe even a bit less. When they did eat, they probably gorged themselves on a big meal.
they probably get eat by bigger animals then them
I think what you're asking about is an ecosystem, although not all things in an ecosystem are living. If you're talking about things (usually 2) that rely on each other for survival, then you're probably talking about a symbiotic relationship. Hopefully this helps.
not all dogs have predators and if they do its probably us, human-hunters who want their fur.