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How might the fennec fox's population suddenly Increase? How might this affect the ecosystem?

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If rabbits population (prey of fennec foxes) suddenly increase as well. The other prey of the fennec foxes would shrink in population because there would be more fennec foxes to eat them. This would at some point even out and the ecosystem would go back to normal.

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