Question

question 3
why might being able to go higher in trees be an advantage for survival? select the two best answers.
higher up in the trees, the green anoles
□ a. experience less competition for resources.
□ b. stay warmer.
□ c. can see predators better.
□ d. increase offspring survival.

Explanation:

• Option A: Higher up in trees, there are fewer organisms competing for the same resources (like food, space). So green anoles experience less competition.
• Option C: From a higher vantage point (higher up in trees), green anoles can spot predators more easily, which helps in their survival.
• Option B: Trees don't necessarily make an area warmer in a way that is a significant survival - advantage for this context.
• Option D: There is no direct link shown between being higher in trees and increased offspring survival in the given problem.

Answer:

A. experience less competition for resources, C. can see predators better.