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If there are so many herbivorous, the number of food will decrease and other species will die.
If they don’t move, the number of herbivorous in a specific zone will increase.
If they don’t feel threatened, they won’t move in search of a place to take refuge.
Wolves usually hunt herbivorous and omnivorous species. If these species aren’t chased, they won’t feel threatened.

What would happen if there were no wolfs?


No Wolfves
Laura Manzano Parejo
Created on April 26, 2024
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Transcript
If there are so many herbivorous, the number of food will decrease and other species will die.
If they don’t move, the number of herbivorous in a specific zone will increase.
If they don’t feel threatened, they won’t move in search of a place to take refuge.
Wolves usually hunt herbivorous and omnivorous species. If these species aren’t chased, they won’t feel threatened.