Question

bamboo is a type of grass. in the wild, pandas eat bamboo almost exclusively. for this reason, the availability of bamboo is a significant factor on the panda population. which statement describes how pandas could become extinct in the wild? the bamboo population decreases so low that other limiting factors begin to affect the panda population. the bamboo population decreases so low that the carrying capacity for pandas becomes zero. the populations of bamboo and pandas both follow a pattern of exponential growth, and then both become extinct. the populations of bamboo and pandas follow a cyclical pattern of increasing and decreasing, until one of them becomes extinct.

Explanation:

Pandas mainly eat bamboo. When the bamboo population decreases to a very low - level, the carrying capacity for pandas drops to zero. This lack of food (bamboo) is a major limiting factor that can lead to panda extinction in the wild.

Answer:

The bamboo population decreases so low that the carrying capacity for pandas becomes zero.