ECOLOGY
ORGANISMS AND THE ENVIRONMENT
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Question
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Conservationists argue that we should not kill every snake we see. What is the reasoning behind this argument?
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Killing snakes will also decrease the population of their natural prey.
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A decrease in the snake population will lead to an increase in more venomous reptiles.
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The population of its natural prey, such as mice and insects, will increase.
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The number of snakes is directly related to the coyote population.
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Explanation:
Detailed explanation-1: -Conservationists argue that we should not kill every snake we see. What is the reasoning behind this argument? Killing snakes will also decrease the population of their natural prey. A decrease in the snake population will lead to an increase in more venomous reptiles.
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