What will happen if all the deers are removed in the given food chain?
Plants $\rightarrow$ Deers $\rightarrow$ Tigers
Plants $\rightarrow$ Deers $\rightarrow$ Tigers
- ATigers will increase in number.
- BPlants will decrease in number.
- CTigers will die due to lack of food and plants will increase in number.
- DThe food chain will remain unaffected.
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