in general, are wildlife population constant or do they tend to fluctuate? Explain.

Question

In science on friday we played this game called "Oh Deer". If you google it and click on the first one and read it you'll get a better understanding.

please help im struggling with this question.

Answer 1

What did you learn from this game? This question is asking what YOU think. Why do you think so?

http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:femmWoiO8i0J:www.riverventure.org/charleston/resources/pdf/population%2520study%2520game.pdf+oh+deer+game&hl=en&gl=us&pid=bl&srcid=ADGEESgg-0AT4NHBTJAqY4xzLBvGU_dkcA1arhk-GzZzKW6hJCz5vX9VNoCJ4cB8Bw1vhrkM1J3KJaMAVsI9r938r2sRVMtTJpS4oOvisCVPLtPg3Vj7LbDD4dCotdWvnncEPp6ejKKZ&sig=AHIEtbSKreuvaOo6-iKDfT3WQgjgSjSnWQ

Answer 2

So this question is just asking me what I just learn from the game...?

In general, are wildlife population constant or do they tend to fluctuate? Explain

con·stant/ˈkänstÉ™nt/

Adjective: Occurring continuously over a period of time.
Noun: A situation or state of affairs that does not change.
Synonyms: steady - permanent - continual - stable - steadfast

fluc·tu·ate/ˈflÉ™kCHoÍžoËŒÄ�t/
Verb:Rise and fall irregularly in number or amount.
Synonyms: waver - vacillate - oscillate - hesitate - sway - vary

Answer 3

now im seem to get the question

will the wildlike population will go up (constant) or tend to fluctuate (rise and fall irregularly in number or amount)

right???? (please be honest)

Answer 4

Yes, you've got the question.

Answer 5

thank you