Predator-Prey Population Oscillation- Bridget Henshaw
2012 CIBT Alumni Workshop
Animals
Ecology
High School
Middle School
This activity introduces students to the oscillating relationship between predator and prey population sizes. Students manipulate small “creatures” (anything from gummy worms to animal crackers to plastic animals) with differing numbers of predators/prey and calculate population changes between rounds of predation. Data is graphed in Excel at the end.
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Predator-Prey Population Oscillation Lab (Bridget Henshaw)