Question

A fight between a family of lions and family of hyenas over an animal carcass would be best described as competition between

Answer 1

The answer is two different populations.

Competition is an interaction between populations in which they compete for limited resources. Here we have two populations - a population of lions and a population of hyenas. If resources (water, sunlight, territory, food, in this example, an animal carcass) are limited and several populations depend on these resources, then, they must compete to gain the resources. 

Answer 2

Answer:

C) Two Different Populations.

Explanation:

A population is a group of organisms of the same species living in a particular place. A family of lions and a family of hyenas are two distinct populations. Together, the populations of the hyenas and the lions make up a community.