Question
Fish eggs are a source of food for many ocean animals. Which of the following are fish most likely to do to ensure that some eggs survive long enough to hatch?
A.
They lay hundreds of eggs.
B.
They lay one egg each season.
C.
They start laying larger eggs.
D.
They stop laying eggs.
A.
They lay hundreds of eggs.
B.
They lay one egg each season.
C.
They start laying larger eggs.
D.
They stop laying eggs.
Answers
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A. They lay hundreds of eggs.
Laying hundreds of eggs increases the likelihood that at least some will survive to hatch, as many eggs are often eaten by predators in the ocean.
Laying hundreds of eggs increases the likelihood that at least some will survive to hatch, as many eggs are often eaten by predators in the ocean.