Along the shoreline of a pond, Canadian geese, American toads, and grass frogs search for food while bluegill and bass prey on small fish in the shallow water. These species, living and feeding in this particular location, represent one:

a. species.
b. population.
c. community.
d. ecosystem.

c. community

Explanation:

A community is a location where there is interaction between different species of organism. It is also known as biological community. A community is identified or named by the predominant species that lives in it for example mangrove forest, it could also be named based on the environment for example desert.

There are types of biological community which includes

1.Predatiom

2.Mutualism.

3.Commensalism.

4.Parasitisim.

5.Symbiosis.

A community is characterised by

a. Species diversity : a community is composed of different species of plant, animals and microorganism.

b. Succession.

c. Dominance,etc.

b.

developed countries have tended to improve the environment, while developing countries have tended to damage it.