The Invertebrate Predation Study

The Invertebrate Predation Study investigates how invertebrates—animals without backbones like insects, mollusks, and crustaceans—hunt and consume other organisms in their environment. It aims to understand their predation behaviors, preferences, and impacts on ecosystems. By examining factors such as prey selection and predation rates, the study provides insights into food web dynamics, biodiversity, and ecological balance. This research helps us better understand the vital roles invertebrates play in maintaining healthy ecosystems and can inform conservation efforts and environmental management strategies.