Predator-prey cycles are fluctuations where predator numbers lag behind prey populations, modelled by Lotka-Volterra equations. The classic lynx-hare fur trade data from Hudson's Bay Company shows those cycles, but reality is messier—the equations simplify it, ignoring other factors like food for the hare. Honestly, memorising this for NEET feels ironic because my own sleep cycle preys on my productivity and the equations never account for last-minute chai-fuelled panic revisions.
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