An earthquake that occurs near a river system weakens the walls of dams that beavers have built and the dams collapse. If another earthquake does not occur, what will most likely happen?
The beavers will adapt to the change and live in the river system without any dams present.
The flow of the river will change and the area will be taken over by other animals such as fish and reptiles.
The beavers will rebuild the dams and the area will return to how it was before the earthquake.
The beavers will not have a suitable habitat available and will gradually decline in number.