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What is the difference between a predator and its prey?
A predator is the one that is hunting and the prey is the one being hunted.
What is the difference between predation and cannibalism?
A predator is any organism that eats other organisms. A cannibal is one that eats its own kind of organism. For example, a lion is a predator when it eats a zebra, but a cannibal if it eats another lion.
What relationship exists between that cat and the mouse?
The cat is the predator and the mouse is the prey.
Conditions of stable coexistence between predator and prey include?
Conditions for stable coexistence between predator and prey include a balance between their populations, where the prey population is sufficient to support the predator but not so numerous that it depletes their shared resources. Additionally, the presence of other predators or factors that limit the predator population can help maintain this balance. Adaptations that allow prey to detect and evade predators, as well as predator efficiency in catching prey, also play a role in stable coexistence.
What is a pridation?
it is the interaction between organisms where one organism [predator]feeds on an other organism[prey]
