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VMariaS [17]
3 years ago
14

PLEAE HELP!!! WILL GIVE BRAIN!!!! Make my Christmas!

Biology
1 answer:
lidiya [134]3 years ago
5 0

Explanation: Sudden Increase Factors:

- Since there are no predators, there are no ways they could be eaten, with this case, it significantly increases the population.

- Since there are a lot of females, and some males, the males could find mates, and have some baby reindeer, which also increase the population.

Sudden Decrease Factors:

- One decreasing factor is starvation. With there being so many reindeers, all the food is going away quickly. After a few years after the growth spurt, most of them probably died because of there not being a lot of food.

- Another decreasing factor is Old Age. Since there are 21 females, they are older than the babies, and they couldn't have lived much longer, and probably died.

- Another factor; sickness. With there being starvation, their immune system is degrading, and meaning sicknesses could come, so maybe a huge sickness // disease came, and wiped out quite a bit of the population.

<em>I really hoped this helped. :)</em>

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