Which outcome results when spotted cheetah population suffers intense predation?

💡 Explanation

Increased cheetah predation results in fewer offspring reaching maturity, because intense competition for resources, mediated by scramble competition, negatively impacts survival rates; therefore, this elevates intraspecific scramble rather than beneficial effects.

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