Question

the lion (panthera leo) is one of the five big cats in the genus panthera and a member of the family felidae. you can find wild lions, most commonly, in sub - saharan africa. lions sleep during the day, and are active during the night, in which they hunt many different mammals within their community. interestingly, the lioness does most of the hunting for the pride. they tend to attack animals such as the gazelle (pictured above), and bring the body for the rest of the pride to eat. organisms involved: and claim (classify the relationship) evidence (supporting details) reasoning (make the connection)

Explanation:

The organisms involved are lion and gazelle. The relationship is predation as lions hunt gazelles for food. Evidence includes that lionesses do most of the hunting and bring the body for the pride to eat. Reasoning is that in a predator - prey relationship, one organism (predator) hunts and consumes another (prey) for energy and survival, which is the case with lions and gazelles.

Answer:

Organisms involved: Lion and Gazelle
Claim: Predation relationship
Evidence: Lionesses do most of the hunting and bring the body for the pride to eat.
Reasoning: In a predator - prey relationship, the predator hunts and consumes the prey for energy and survival, which is what lions do to gazelles.