Question
Both hawks and owls eat mice. What will most likely happen in a forest where hawks and owls both live?
A.
The owls and hawks will use the same shelter.
B.
The mice will have to work harder to find mates.
C.
The population of mice will increase.
D.
The owls and hawks will compete for mice.
A.
The owls and hawks will use the same shelter.
B.
The mice will have to work harder to find mates.
C.
The population of mice will increase.
D.
The owls and hawks will compete for mice.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
D. The owls and hawks will compete for mice.
In a forest where both hawks and owls have access to the same food source (mice), they are likely to compete for that resource, which can lead to various ecological impacts.
In a forest where both hawks and owls have access to the same food source (mice), they are likely to compete for that resource, which can lead to various ecological impacts.