Asked by Jake

If water temperature changes in favor of greater oxygen levels how do the population of the fish and wading bird population change in response to the new oxygen over time?

I would think the fish population would increase and so would the birds (because the fish increase) but I'm not sure I understand why.
Answered by Miss Barger, Science Teacher
This is a question from a test. You need to answer this using your own brain, not cheating and asking someone else to answer it for you. Do not ever do this again.
Answered by bobby ferguson
Ok Miss foot
Answered by LittyBoi
lol ms barger
Answered by Im to lazy to come up with name
B R A G G E R
Answered by NOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I understand that many people need help in school but this isn't the best way to do it. You may continue if you want but u are screwed not the people who actually try. <3
Answered by Cheese feet
^ lol go eat a sack of dings nobody asked for your input
Answered by UwU
\(' ^ ')/ yes this website is for "cheating" but really use your notes, your brain. if you go to connections academy you will have to do a unit test with 40 questions and you wont know nothing because your just cheating.
Answered by UwU
Sorry i mean the lexia test with 40 questions


(lexia test)
Answered by Cooley 🥫
It's not that we're trying to cheat is that we're trying to get help cuz it's not like your teachers help us anyway
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