Giraffes use their incredibly long necks and tough, prehensile tongues to expertly remove acacia leaves from their spiky branches. Honey badgers are opportunistic and will chase other predators away from carcasses to eat carrion. They will also destroy beehives with their huge claws to reach honey. Additionally, they can use their claws to dig burrows and find yams. Gerenuks will stand on their back legs to reach the tops of grassland shrubs, which is a unique trait among grass eating antelope. Last, aardvarks have immense nails and sticky tongues that they use to open termite mounds and consume thousands of termites and ants in a given night.

Using this information, which of the following species would best be described as a niche generalist?

What describes a "stable population?"

Which of the following is a habitat and way of life to which a particular organism is adapted?

What describes a "stable population?"

Which biogeochemical cycle is the only one without an atmospheric component?

Which biogeochemical cycle is the only one without an atmospheric component?

Which of the following is not a type of species interaction?

Giraffes use their incredibly long necks and tough, prehensile tongues to expertly remove acacia leaves from their spiky branches. Honey badgers are opportunistic and will chase other predators away from carcasses to eat carrion. They will also destroy beehives with their huge claws to reach honey. Additionally, they can use their claws to dig burrows and find yams. Gerenuks will stand on their back legs to reach the tops of grassland shrubs, which is a unique trait among grass eating antelope. Last, aardvarks have immense nails and sticky tongues that they use to open termite mounds and consume thousands of termites and ants in a given night.

Using this information, which of the following species would best be described as a niche generalist?

Which of the following is a habitat and way of life to which a particular organism is adapted?

What describes a "stable population?"