A.
The cattle will be less dependent on food provided by humans.
B.
There will be a decrease in dairy products that can be used by humans.
C.
The number of other animals that depend on cattle for their survival will increase.
D.
The average weight of the cattle will increase, resulting in increased availability of meat. Cattle grubs are parasites that feed on the flesh of cattle. If the population of cattle grubs on a ranch increases, which of the following is a likely result?
A.
The cattle will be less dependent on food provided by humans.
B.
There will be a decrease in dairy products that can be used by humans.
C.
The number of other animals that depend on cattle for their survival will increase.
D.
The average weight of the cattle will increase, resulting in increased availability of meat.
1 answer
The correct answer is:
B. There will be a decrease in dairy products that can be used by humans.
Cattle grubs are parasites that harm cattle by feeding on their flesh, which can lead to health issues in the cattle. This can result in lower milk production and poorer overall health of the cattle, consequently leading to a decrease in the production of dairy products. The other options are unlikely or incorrect based on the impact of the cattle grubs.
