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What would happen to the size of the carnivore population if the herbivore population increased?

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The carnivore population would also increase because there would be a larger food-source for carnivorous so more of them would be able to survive.
The carnivore population would go up as well because they have more food (herbivores) to eat. There would be more food to sustain the carnivore population.

Komok [63]3 years ago

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The carnivore population would also increase because there would be a larger food-source for carnivorous so more of them would be able to survive.

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