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Why might the population of prey increase over time, while the population of predators remains high?

Why might the population of prey increase over time, while the population of predators remains high?
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Why might the population of prey increase over time, while the population of predators remains high?

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an example would be us humans we captive breed them then kill them. So they could adapt and avoid the predator but still get hunted down.
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