Question

hunt elsewhere. predators can also be the prey, depending on what part of the food chain you are looking at. for example, a snake acts as a predator when it eats rodents, but it is prey when it is eaten by a large bird. it all depends on the specific details of the interaction. 6. what are some ways in which prey can elude its predator? highlight the correct answer in yellow (select all that apply) a. spines/spikes c. being fast b. camouflage d. eating the predator

Explanation:

• Option A: Spines/spikes can deter predators (e.g., porcupines).
• Option B: Camouflage helps prey blend in (e.g., chameleons).
• Option C: Speed allows prey to outrun predators (e.g., gazelles).
• Option D: Prey don’t typically eat predators; this is incorrect.

Answer:

A. Spines/spikes
B. Camouflage
C. Being fast