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How might Kangaroo population suddenly increase? How might this affect the ecosystem?

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The kangaroo population could suddenly increase if the predator of the kangaroo found something else to hunt, or started to go extinct. If this were to happen, then the prey of the kangaroo would most likely go extinct due to the sudden rise in population of the kangaroo. If there were more kangaroo, then there would be less of whatever the kangaroo ate, then the prey of whatever the kangaroo ate would suddenly increase, it goes all the way down the chain.

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