It would be more food for whales!
But really for this to happen whales would alomst have to be non- existant
If krill were to be over populated then they would take the oxygen away from other fish... therfore some fish could be gone from the oceans.
After all the krill is gone, the whole food chain will go down.
Then alot of animals would be hungryAnother AnswerAntarctic Krill form the base of the food chain in the Southern Ocean. Without them, the animals in that food chain would be forced into warmer water for food, where they may not survive, based on their invasion of a different food chain.
there predators would become over populated and couse a major mix up with the food chain of the ocean.
The good web would collapse
the fox will decrease its numbers
yes, of course they do. Without krill, then many animals would have less food.
never do
Euphasia superba, Antarctic krill, are the base of the food chain in the Southern Ocean that surrounds Antarctica.Any decline in their population would mean that the remainder of the food chain would be forced into warmer water to find food.
No, krill are primary consumers, they eat producers (phytoplankton).
a food chain is a chain about a whale what a whale eats is a krill for e.x whales eat krill,krill eats phytacton
Antarctic Krill form the base of the food chain in the Southern Ocean that surrounds Antarctica. All sea animals feed on krill.
No Krill is not a producer because, it does not make it's own food.