A farmer began a new method of reducing grain spills. This reduced the number of mice on the farm. The number of snakes in the surrounding area decreased at the same time. The snakes depended on the mice that lived in the field. What's the likely reason the snake population decreased?

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Jan Gaines

Biology

4 August, 04:22

A farmer began a new method of reducing grain spills. This reduced the number of mice on the farm. The number of snakes in the surrounding area decreased at the same time. The snakes depended on the mice that lived in the field. What's the likely reason the snake population decreased?

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Luis · Answer 1

If want a direct answer it would be the decrease in mice, but if you want to get technical the decrease in grain spills caused mice to leave so that would be the indirect cause