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What are bunnies predators?
Foxes, wolves, dogs, or any other larger carnivore.
Why does a predator kill its prey but a parasite rarely kill its host?
Usually, parasites are much smaller than the host is, whereas predators could be either small or larger than the prey. Parasites have a very high reproduction rate but the predators reproduce slowly.
Why do rabbits reproduce so much?
Rabbits reproduce quickly because they have a short gestation period (around 30 days) and a large litter size (up to 14 babies). This allows them to rapidly increase their population to ensure survival in the wild where predators are a constant threat. Additionally, their reproductive behavior is influenced by their biological drive to procreate and ensure the continuation of their species.
Why do penguins live in flocks sticking to each other?
Safety in numbers ! Many eyes watching out for predators - is much safer for everyone, than a single bird on its pwn.
Can Hummingbirds harm Eagles?
It is unlikely that hummingbirds would harm eagles, as they are much smaller and have different feeding habits. Eagles are apex predators and generally not threatened by smaller birds like hummingbirds.
What are a burmese python's predators?
not much humans are number 1.
Why does the deer population not increase when the plant and predators increase?
if the plants are increasing it is probably because they isnt so many of them so they arent eating as much as usual.
What is the percent increase and decrease?
percent increase and decrease is how much percent it had increased from a certain amount of number, like discounts and markups
How would the food web be affected if jaguars went extinct?
If the main predator is removed from an area, the prey animal population in the area will increase. If the increase of previously prey animals becomes too much, the environment will suffer. A balance between the number of predators, compared to the prey animals available, ensures that the environment will also be balanced, and only healthy animals will thrive.
Does the number of squirrels an ecosystem can support depend on how many predators eat them?
No. The number of a species supported by and ecosystem depends on how much food is available in the ecosystem. If the population (squirrels) exceeds the food supply then some of the population will die. Predators are a factor in controlling population size.
How much is the animal population expected to grow in a few years?
They are not expected to grow in number on the contrary the are expected to decrease in number as the number of humans increase.
By how much does the number 4372 increase if the 3 is changed to 9?
600
What do birds do when there about to die?
Sick birds go into hiding, not so much to die but to protect themselves from predators and attempt to increase their chances for recovery and survival. Animal reflex guides then to find a shelter, under bushes, under rocks, in cracks, whatever. If they don't make it, the "food chain" ensures that their remains disappear (worms and bacteria) practically totally, maybe taking longer for bones, beaks, teeth… And a number of number of healthy birds die under the teeth of their predators, so their bodies are not found either.
What are scientists doing to increase the number of rhinos?
-AnswerBeast i'm afraid there's not much they can do but make it illegal to hunt them.
What is the population of gerbil's in the wild?
The gerbil population swings to increase and decrease as time goes on. The number of pet gerbils has dramatically increased as the years went on but the amount of wild gerbils has severely decreased due to an increase in predators and climate changes in heat.
If the 3 in 4358 is changed to 7 by how much is the old number increased?
If the 3 in 4358 is changed to 7, the old number would increase by 4.
Why do guinea pigs have predators?
Guinea Pigs have so much predators because they are easy to catch and delicious as well.
