Bunny ComparisonBunny ComparisonThis model studies population growth between two populations of bunnies. In the absence of predators or environmental limitations, populations tend to grow exponentially. However, in the real world every environment has a natural "carrying capacity", so population growth tends to be asymptotic towards this carrying capacity.
This model simulates two different bunny populations, one of whose limiting factors is carrying capacity, and the other competition. The two populations then grow until they reach their asymptotic maximum.
This model is very simple. Set the relevant variables for competition and carrying capacity to the values preferred, and then run the model. The results will be displayed on the graph.
In the default setup, the population of bunnies 0 far outstrips that of bunnies, but this can easily be changed by changing a few of the parameters. Regardless, though, you should expect both populations to level out at some point.