I NEED THIS ASAP PLZ / I WILL NAME YOU BRAINLIEST PLEASEEE!! What might happen to the Burmese python population over time as it reaches or surpasses its carrying capacity in South Florida? How might other organisms in the ecosystem be affected? What might happen to the population sizes of various types of organisms in the Everglades?

As the Burmese python surpasses its carrying capacity in South Florida, the overpopulation of it leaves less resources for each python, and other organisms. Predators may have way too many pythons, and not be able to keep the balance, and prey might be over hunted or eaten. The population sizes may decrease due to the over-population of the pythons.

Explanation:

If there are ever too many of any ORGANISM in a ecosystem, the balance is sure to be ruined.

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