One prey-predator relationship in the reef is the eel-shrimp
relationship. The eel predates on shrimps, crabs and small fishes. The eel
hides and awaits its prey in the crevices
of the coral reefs. They only emerge from the crevices in the night to hunt
shrimps and other prey.
The answer you are looking for is Natural Selection.
Answer:
very vague question but I would go with Gender stereotypes because it's an assumption. Normally when your assuming somthing about someone it's a steriotype like assuming a person is a mean because he is an athlete
They eat rodents and are eaten by owls and hawks
They are important because without them, the rodent population could become too numerous. Rodents like to chew on tree roots and other plants for nutrients, but this kills the plant. Too many rodents can cause a mass imbalance leading to the death of hundreds of other animals
