Lions eat zebras. Zebras eat grass. If lion populations decrease, what

would happen to grass populations?

O

Grass in the area would increase due to less lions eating it

O

Grass in the area would decrease due to more zebras eating it

O

Grass would not be affected by lion populations

O

Grass would evolve into another more adapted species

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Brody Wood

Biology

17 August, 18:35

Lions eat zebras. Zebras eat grass. If lion populations decrease, what

would happen to grass populations?

O

Grass in the area would increase due to less lions eating it

O

Grass in the area would decrease due to more zebras eating it

O

Grass would not be affected by lion populations

O

Grass would evolve into another more adapted species

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Aditya Wilcox · Answer 1

Grass in the area would decrease due to more zebras eating it

Brianna Travis · Answer 2

Answer: Zebra's eat the grass. Yes but you have think about is they are eating out plant's. The grass would eventually grow long and us human's job is to trim the grass. But it's true that the left over grass should be eaten by Zebra's. Your look at the world in a different perspective which is amazing.