Question

B. Explain how introduction of a new predator causes imbalance in the food chain.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Predators can reduce the diversity of prey species,” said Pringle. ... In some cases, of course, an introduced predator can devastate prey populations by simply eating them up. But prey can also respond to predators in ways that reduce their likelihood of getting eaten — like hiding in trees, as the brown anoles did.

Answer 2

Explanation:

Predators can reduce the diversity of prey species,” said Pringle. ... In some cases, of course, an introduced predator can devastate prey populations by simply eating them up. But prey can also respond to predators in ways that reduce their likelihood of getting eaten — like hiding in trees, as the brown anoles did.