A praying mantis eats a bee.

Chemistry

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Tpy6a [65]3 years ago

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Answer:

the praying mantis is eating a bee to stay alive with the calories inside it's body. Therefore the praying mantis is the predator and the bee is the prey. This clearly dictates a predatory relationship.

Explanation:

the answer is self explainatory, good luck!

Naddik [55]3 years ago

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Answer:

I think a praying mantis eating a bee is an example of predation. I think this because the praying mantis stealthily hunts its preys, like the bee, in order to kill eat for food.

Explanation:

"Predation" refers to the killing of another living organism in order to prolong the life of the "predator" (hunter) and to end the reproductive life of the "prey" (the one being consumed). The praying mantis is popularly known for being a deadly predator because it feeds on several insects (as its prey), including the bees. They are said to also feed on wasps, moths, mice, frogs, rodents and even snakes.

It kills the bees in order to consume them so it can prolong its reproductive life. It then stops the reproductive life of the bees. Clearly, the type of relationship here is "predation."

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