What can happen if even one part of a food chain is removed?
AAll species grow faster
BNothing ever changes
CSoil turns into rock
DSpecies may die out
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Species may die out
1. Species in a chain depend on each other.
2. Removing one component could cause extinction or large drops in survival.
3. Faster growth, no change or soil turning to rock are not results.
_Source: Wikipedia, Food chain (CC BY-SA 4.0), lead section_
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