The wolves and moose of Isle Royale are the focus of the longest-running study of a predator-prey system in the wild. Both are recent arrivals to Isle Royale: moose swam to the island in the early 1900’s. Wolves followed decades later, traveling over the ice from Canada in the 1940’s. About 40 years into the study, the wolf population crashed when humans introduced the canine-parvovirus. Additional factors over the years have impacted both populations. Shortly before 2009, the moose population collapsed during the most severe winter on record followed by an outbreak of moose ticks. In the spring of 2010, scientists used an insecticide spray to eradicate the moose ticks of Isle Royale. Predict how the graph might change following this action.