Answer. ➡️If the grasshopper population increased there would
no food crops as they will be destroyed due to grasshoppers
. ➡️Most of our greenery will be destroyed. ➡️When all of the foods finish the grasshoppers will prey on brown land.
What would happen to frogs if the grasshopper population increased?
Item ID027005: Changes in a population in a food web (grasshoppers) can affect the populations of both its predator (frogs) and its prey (grass). …
The amount of grass will increase, and the number of frogs will stay the same
. The amount of grass will stay the same, and the number of frogs will decrease.
Why would grasshopper population increased rapidly?
The grasshopper's spiracles and air tubes provide a way for getting oxygen into the body and removing waste gasses from the body.
Grasshoppers lay a large number of eggs, and the eggs hatch very quickly
. This allows the grasshopper population to increase rapidly.
What will most likely happen to the grasshopper population?
Which will most likely happen to the grasshopper population if the grass population decreases? The
grasshopper population will increase because there will be less competition
. The grasshopper population will decrease because there will be less food available.
How would an increase in grasshopper affect the rabbit population?
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What happens if you remove the frog from the food chain?
If frog is completely removed from the given food chain, then
no-one will eat the grasshopper, so the population of grasshoppers will increase
. Since frog is completely removed, Snakes will not have enough food to eat, so population of snakes will decline.
What happens if all frogs died?
So if all frogs were to die off,
a valuable food source will go missing in the food chain of many animals around the world
. … The number of animals that eat the frogs will die off, then the animals that eat them will go hungry, and their populations will be devastated as well.
What does it mean when there are lots of grasshoppers?
The main factor affecting grasshopper populations is
weather
. Outbreaks, or exceptionally large populations, are usually preceded by several years of hot, dry summers and warm autumns. Dry weather increases the survival of nymphs and adults. Warm autumns allow grasshoppers more time to feed and lay eggs.
Why am I seeing more grasshoppers?
So, when grasshopper shows up
he could be reaffirming to you
that you are taking the right steps to move forward in your current situation. Or it could be that he is telling you to go ahead and move forward, getting past what is hindering you.
How long is the life cycle of a grasshopper?
Grasshopper lifespan is
approximately one year
. Grasshoppers replicate in large numbers. Male and female grasshoppers mate as summer changes to autumn. Males fertilize the females, who deposit the eggs that will become the grasshopper population next summer.
What is likely to happen if the grasshopper population decreases?
The grasshopper population will decrease because
there will be less food available
. When the predator population in an ecosystem decreases, which will most likely happen to the prey population? … The prey population will move to another ecosystem.
Which will most likely occur if the number of grasshoppers decrease?
Which will MOST likely occur if the number of grasshoppers decreases?
The lizard population will increase
. The cordgrass population will decrease.
Which of the following will most likely happen if the frog population decrease?
Depletion in no. of frog in an area would
increase the no. of organisms which are consumed by the frog
. This will impart a great imbalance in ecosystem.
What would be true if the rabbit population increased?
There would be more food for the rabbits and slugs
, so their populations would increase. However, there would be less food for the frogs and voles, so their populations would decrease. However, there are likely to be more rabbits and thrushes for them to eat, so their populations might stay the same.
What is the relationship between rabbits and grasshoppers?
Rabbits are warm blooded and grasshoppers are coldblooded. Grasshoppers don't usually live more than a year, rabbits live much longer. Mother rabbits care for their young but grasshopper
just lay eggs and leave
. Rabbits give birth to live young and feed them milk.
What would happen if the buck and rabbit were removed from the ecosystem?
If it died, the consumers that feed on it – rabbits, insects and slugs – would have
no food
. They would starve and die unless they could move to another habitat. All the other animals in the food web would die too, because their food supplies would have gone.
