If a population surpasses carrying capacity organisms will begin to die.

True or False

True

Explanation:

In ecology, the term carrying capacity refers to the maximum population size of a species that a certain ecosystem can sustain. Every environment can offer a limited amount of resources to organisms that inhabit it. These resources include food, water, habitat, etc. A population of species will grow as long as there are enough resources. When it surpasses the environment's carrying capacity, some of these organisms will die due to the lack of conditions necessary for their survival, and the population size will decrease.

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