Science, asked by kavyadixit6416, 1 year ago

what would happen in the food chain if there were suddenly lots more snakes

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Answered by danpower92003

Answer: If there were more snakes then there would be an unbalance in the food chain. The snakes would consume more rats so the population of rats will decrease. Since there are more snakes, the population of the eagles who eat the snakes will increase.

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