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Okay, we have two questions to answer here.
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Two multiple choice questions.
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The first about foraging behavior.
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So our choices are foraging behavior describes how predators and grazers move within their habitats in search of their prey.
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Second choice is about how predators find prey.
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Third choice describes the pattern of contact between predators and prey, which determines the behavior of the predator and prey.
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Almost simply put, the word foraging means searching for food, searching for nutrition.
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So each of these statements does describe, each of these three statements does describe the behavior of animals trying to find food, whether it's predators searching for prey or herbivores, grazers, moving in their habitats in search of their meal.
01:14
I wouldn't technically say prey for grazers, but i believe the idea being conveyed is correct in search of their food source.
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It's not only about how predators find prey.
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So while this second statement is part of it, it is not the complete answer.
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The third choice describes the pattern of contact between predators and prey, which determines the behavior of the predator and prey.
01:46
That is really going to be the best choice.
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It is the most full, thorough, and accurate description of the behaviors of consumers while foraging.
02:05
The second question is specifically about predators, and the statements to choose from r can be used to assist in the restoration of native communities.
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Can increase species richness by leaving resources for prey competitors.
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And finally, can lower species richness when too predation is too intense...