Producers are organisms that do not need to eat other organisms to obtain energy. Click on all the producers in the food chain.
Grass--> Rabbit--> Snake--> Hawk
Consumers are organisms that need to eat other organisms to obtain energy. Click on all the consumers in the food chain.
Grass--> Rabbit--> Snake--> Hawk
The SIMULATION pane of the Gizmo shows the current population, or number, of each organism in the food chain. What is the current population of hawks?
The SIMULATION pane of the Gizmo shows the current population, or number, of each organism in the food chain. What is the current population of snakes?
The SIMULATION pane of the Gizmo shows the current population, or number, of each organism in the food chain. What is the current population of rabbits?
The SIMULATION pane of the Gizmo shows the current population, or number, of each organism in the food chain. What is the current population of grass?
Increasing the rabbit population caused the grass to
Increasing the rabbit population caused the snakes to
Increasing the rabbit population caused the hawks to
Decreasing the rabbit population caused the grass to
Decreasing the rabbit population caused the snakes to
Decreasing the rabbit population caused the hawks to
Explain why decreasing the rabbit population caused the snake and hawk population to change.
Increasing the snake population caused the grass to
Increasing the snake population caused the rabbits to
Increasing the snake population caused the hawks to
Explain why increasing the snake population caused the rabbit and hawk population to change.
Decreasing the snake population caused the grass to
Decreasing the snake population caused the rabbits to
Decreasing the snake population caused the hawks to
Explain why decreasing the snake population caused a change in the amount of grass.
If the number of hawks doubles, what will happen to the number of rabbits? Explain your answer. (Try the simulation before answering)
In general, what effect did removing prey have on predators?