Question

which answer best explains carrying capacity? limited growth the minimum number of bunnies in an area the maximum number of wolves in a national park can support the minimum number of trees in an area

Explanation:

Carrying capacity is the maximum number of individuals of a species that an environment can support over a sustained period. Among the options, "The maximum number of wolves in a national park can support" best describes carrying - capacity as it refers to the maximum number of a particular species an area (national park) can sustain.

Answer:

The maximum number of wolves in a national park can support