In the United States, there are way more bunnies than the hawks that eat bunnies. What explains this?(1 point)

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Responses

Bunnies are primary producers, while hawks are secondary consumers.
Bunnies are primary producers, while hawks are secondary consumers.

Bunnies are overpopulated.
Bunnies are overpopulated.

Bunnies must be an invasive species.
Bunnies must be an invasive species.

Bunnies are primary consumers, while hawks are secondary consumers.

Answer 1

Bunnies are primary consumers, while hawks are secondary consumers.