What might happen to the three-toed sloth population in the rainforest ecosystem if the jaguars were to became extinct?

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Avernet · Answer 1 · 2020-12-14T05:15:38+0000

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The population of the three-toed sloth may overpopulate and run out of resources to sustain that population. As a result, the sloths can experience a mass drop in population

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What might happen to the three-toed sloth population in the rainforest ecosystem if the jaguars were to became extinct?

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