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scoundrel [369]
3 years ago
5

Consider the food chain. What would MOST LIKELY happen if the bass started to disappear because too many of them had been caught

during fishing season?
Biology
1 answer:
rjkz [21]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

The animals that eat the fish will no longer have a reliable food source, then their population would decrease as a result.

Explanation:

This depends on what animal is eating the bass fish, since you didn't specify what's eating what.

But typically, when humans over-fish and hunt too many animals, the ecosystem overall suffers. This is most occurent with the animals that reside in the system.

<h3>There is only so much food to go around at that point, and the population will dwindle.</h3>

When it comes to bass, if too many are taken out of the ocean, they can disturb the food web, which harms other animals as a result. This includes corals.

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