Which scenario increases predation risk when dinoflagellate densities rise?

💡 Explanation

The intensity and frequency of bioluminescence increase with dinoflagellate density. This increased signaling creates a higher predation risk because visually oriented predators easily detect their prey, therefore, the high visibility causes increased mortality rather than indirect effects.

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