In the wild, chinchillas eat fruits, seeds, plants, and small bugs, but domestic chinchillas are unable to digest these things.

Based on this statement, what is the author suggesting?

A.

Chinchillas who are kept as pets will get sick from eating the same diet as wild chinchillas.

B.

Chinchillas bred by the Chincha people are able to adapt better in foreign environments.

C.

Chinchillas who are removed from the wild will not survive in a domestic habitat.

D.

Chinchillas should only be kept as pets by the Chincha people in South Am

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Wilson

2 March, 16:03

In the wild, chinchillas eat fruits, seeds, plants, and small bugs, but domestic chinchillas are unable to digest these things.

Based on this statement, what is the author suggesting?

A.

Chinchillas who are kept as pets will get sick from eating the same diet as wild chinchillas.

B.

Chinchillas bred by the Chincha people are able to adapt better in foreign environments.

C.

Chinchillas who are removed from the wild will not survive in a domestic habitat.

D.

Chinchillas should only be kept as pets by the Chincha people in South Am

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Carl Vaughan · Answer 1

The answer is A, because the statement is referring to the difference in the diets between the wild and domestic chinchillas, and to how they cannot digest the same things