Hoi! I need a little help. I have a question (don't worry I'm not cheating I want to make sure my answer is at least compatible).
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Here it is:
Consider a wetland ecosystem similar to the one shown in the image below. (Image shows healthy wetland). In this ecosystem are two species: a small fish species and a wading bird species that feeds on the small fish as its main source of food. Oxygen levels are the limiting factor.
Suppose that the local temperature changes in favor of greater oxygen levels in the water. Write a short paragraph to describe how both the population of the small fish species and wading bird population would change in response to the new oxygen levels over the next six months. Then explain how these changes occur.
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Now, for my answer:
Hello! I think that the fish population would increase because of the extra amounts of oxygen. Then, the birds that mainly eat the fish' population would also increase. BUT, since the birds eat the fish, the fish wouldn't overpopulate. Over 6 months, I think that the fish would grow to a nice rate and the birds might not change.
THIS IS WHERE I GET CONFUSED:
If the birds eat the fish, what eats the birds? What keeps the birds from overpopulating and eating all the fish killing the fish then dying out cause they don't have any other food?
Please help me out!
Thanks!
;) <3
They said that because you aren't supposed to start a sentence with "Hello!" But its a good answer, so no complaining here.
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Consider a wetland ecosystem similar to the one shown in the image below. In this ecosystem are two species: a small fish species and a wading bird species that feeds on the small fish as its main source of food. Oxygen levels are a limiting factor.
Suppose that the local temperature changes in favor of greater oxygen levels in the water. Write a short paragraph to describe how both the population of the small fish species and the wading bird population would change in response to the new oxygen levels over the next six months. Then explain why these changes occur.
PLEASE HELP
unknown he or she can what they want to why are you telling he/she what they have to do are you gonna copy and paste it that's if that's the reason just cut it off
You guys are so pressed that they said "Hello!" Like bruh at least she has an answer unlike you that's why you came here to cheat. (I'm here to help btw)
What eats the birds if the birds eat the fish? What prevents the birds from overpopulating and consuming all the fish, causing the fish to die out due to a lack of food? Because of the increased oxygen levels, I believe the fish population will grow. The population of fish-eating birds will increase as a result. The fish, on the other hand, would not overpopulate because the birds eat them. I believe the fish will develop at a nice pace over the next six months, while the birds will remain unchanged.
But reword this on Quill Bot.