Question

which of the following is an example of a k - selective species?
moths
fruit flies
cockroaches
grizzly bears

Explanation:

K - selective species are characterized by traits such as producing few offspring, providing extensive parental care, and having a long lifespan. Grizzly bears fit this description as they have relatively few cubs at a time and invest a lot of time and energy in raising them. In contrast, moths, fruit flies, and cockroaches are more r - selected species. They produce a large number of offspring with little parental care.

Answer:

grizzly bears