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30 June, 15:06

In an ecosystem can there be more carnivores than herbivore? Explain why or why not

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    There cannot be more carnivores than herbivores because the carnivores eat the herbivores. If there wasn't enough herbivores to eat, then the carnivores would eventually become extinct.
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