English, 14.04.2021 16:10 IHeartArt2555

1. In some parts of the Florida Everglades, sawgrass can grow thick enough to block the flow of water. Alligators mako nests out of the sawgrass and also make travel
lanes through the grass. This helps the water flow easily. It also keeps the sawgrass
from being completely underwater, which can damage the sawgrass. What
relationship is demonstrated by the alligators and sawgrass in the Everglades?
a. Alligators destroy sawgrass.
b. Alligators feed on sawgrass,
c. Sawgrass helps the alligators travel.
d. Sawgrass and alligators depend on each other.

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