Help please!! APPLY Scientists discover that the growth rate of a species of plant-eating caterpillars
in one Californian ecosystem is negative. The growth rate of the same species of
caterpillar is positive in another, larger ecosystem in California. What are possible
reasons for this difference in population growth rates?

Better healthcare

Rise in birthrate

Food security

Lack of awareness/ education

Cultural influences

Lack of family planning

Religious propagation

Malicious intent to change demographics

Immigration

For Social support

Perception of marriage & family.

Explanation:

This rapid population growth has an adverse effect on the natural resources and quality of life.

However, overpopulation has a deleterious effect on the environment due to the current lifestyle.

There would be rampant exploitation of natural resources, excess human waste accumulation, chances of epidemics, etc.

Besides, it would also lead to socio-economic problems like poverty, malnutrition, violence, corruption, etc.

Human overpopulation occurs if the number of people in a group exceeds the carrying capacity of the region occupied by that group.

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explanation:

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