Using this article as background: What Drives the 10-year Cycle of Snowshoe Hares?
Present a predator/prey relationship you encounter in every day life. Who is the predator? Who is the prey? Can you argue the opposite way? What do you feel is driving the relationship?
In most instances, Spiders are the prey and humans are the predators towards the spiders However, my example is we humans are the prey and spiders are the predators. Spiders build webs and their duties while us humans are terrified of them and constantly attack and try to kill them. I feel what is driving their relationship is the way they look and because they crawl. It right away appears to humans that they are scary and the shape of their bodies and long legs makes us think they can be a big danger which bring us to killing them.
Is my answer pretty good? Does it need some work? Does it make sense?