Two old science fiction movies, Godzilla (1998) and Aliens (1986), depict fictional large female carnivores. The Godzilla female lives off a large prey population of humans and fishes but has no assistance from others of her kind. In a few days, she produces hundreds of 7-fttall eggs, enough to fill Madison Square Garden. The Aliens female lives off a small prey population of a few dozen humans, is assisted by nonreproducing workers, and produces hundreds of large eggs in a few weeks. Comment on what is realistic and unrealistic about the life-history traits and egg production abilities of each of these fictional animals. If they were real, would they have long or short life spans? Why?
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