Which situation describes predation?

A. A tick lives in an animal's fur coat.

B. A snake eats a mouse in a cornfield.

C. A tapeworm lives in an animal's intestine.

D. A wood louse eats dead, decaying leaves.

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Edith Mckee

11 September, 06:56

Which situation describes predation?

A. A tick lives in an animal's fur coat.

B. A snake eats a mouse in a cornfield.

C. A tapeworm lives in an animal's intestine.

D. A wood louse eats dead, decaying leaves.

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Jacqueline Lynch · Answer 1

b. a snake eats a mouse in the corn field

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pre·da·tion

/prəˈdāSH (ə) n/

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noun

1. the preying of one animal on others.

Which situation describes predation?A. A tick lives in an animal's fur coat.B. A snake eats a mouse in a cornfield.C. A tapeworm lives in an animal's intestine.D. A wood louse eats dead, decaying leaves.

Which situation describes predation?

A. A tick lives in an animal's fur coat.

B. A snake eats a mouse in a cornfield.

C. A tapeworm lives in an animal's intestine.

D. A wood louse eats dead, decaying leaves.