Which of the following is the best explanation for why extinctions are more likely with longer growing seasons in this simulation of Isle Royale? a. moose are healthier on average and can avoid wolves, leading to extinction of the wolves.
b. larger populations of moose and wolves are more vulnerable to environmental fluctuations, increasing the chance of extinction.
c. there is not enough room for moose to move around the island looking for food, leading to extinction of the moose and then the wolves.
d. moose and then wolf populations grow larger during cycle peaks—with enough wolves, all moose are eaten, leading to extinction for both.

. moose and then wolf populations grow larger during cycle peaks—with enough wolves, all moose are eaten, leading to extinction for both.

Explanation:

At the peak of the cycle, Mosses which are vascular plants grow more increasing their population size this will in turn increase the number of wolves because food is available in abundance at the peak of the cycle.

Shortly after the peak the wolves will continue to feed on the mosses even when the population size of the plant is no longer increasing until there are no more food, the wolves who depend on plant will have to starve, some that are outcompete will die, some of the wolves will start feeding on themselves for survival, while others migrate the territory in search of food this will lead to extinction of the animals.

it depends on how much it could carry.