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what will happen to the population of dolphins if the sharks die out? it will increase, it will decrease, it will stay the same
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what will happen to the population of dolphins if the sharks die out? it will increase, it will decrease, it will stay the same

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Increase

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If sharks die, there will be less populations eating dolphins, this means that less dolphins will be eaten and therefore they will get to reproduce and eat without be disturbed by sharks.

NOTE: IN REAL LIFE SHARKS USALLY DON'T EAT DOLPHINS, I'M DON'T TRUST THIS ANSWER UNLESS YOU AGREE

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