Study the following food chain: grass → rabbits → snakes → hawks. From this chain, you can correctly
assume that each population
A. supports the next trophic level.
B. is always larger than the one before it.
C. is a species of herbivore.
D. is a carnivore.

Question

Study the following food chain: grass → rabbits → snakes → hawks. From this chain, you can correctly
assume that each population
A. supports the next trophic level.
B. is always larger than the one before it.
C. is a species of herbivore.
D. is a carnivore.

anonymous · Answer

B always larger than the one before it Because grass is eaten by a rabbit that consumes more and then the rabbit gets eaten by the snake which has dominated any creatures like mice  gophers etc... Then the hawk which is power full and can catch a snake in a second

anonymous · Answer

are you sure about this

anonymous · Answer

how about A?

anonymous · Answer

idk i like the sound of b but choose whichever you want

anonymous · Answer

well it was
A. supports the next trophic level 
thanks anyway for your response

anonymous · Answer

It's A, based on this chain alone you don't know that the predator is bigger than its prey.

That would be an assumption

anonymous · Answer

yep :)