Animals and Plants Relationships
A Pack of Lions eating a Zebra is what kind of relationship?
Predation
If a White-Tailed Deer is drinking water out of a lake what is the Biotic factor in this example?
The White-Tailed Deer
True or False, Predation is when a animal affects plants by decreasing the plants population?
False
An animal that is caught and killed by another for food.
Prey
A Blue Jay nesting in a Pine Tree is an example of what relationship?
Commensalism
If the Sun shined down on a Big Old Oak Tree. What would be the Abiotic Factor?
The Sun
True or False, every living thing has their own unique habitat to live and thrive in?
True
An animal that naturally preys on others.
Predator
A Honey Bee pollinating and collecting nectar from a Black-Eyed Susan is an example of what relationship?
Mutualism
If water eroded the rocks along the river bank. What 2 abiotic factors would there be?
The Water and the Rocks
True or False, Animals would not be alive if the didn’t live with the right resources they need to live?
True
A system of interlocking and interdependent food chains.
Food Web
Mistletoe growing on a Big Oak Tree for water, and nutrients. Is What kind of Relationship?
Parasitism
If a Human fed his dog. What would the 2 biotic factors be?
The Human and his Dog
True or False, Commensalism and Mutism are both similar because one animal benefits?
The interaction between organisms, or species, where they both require a limited resource like food, water, or territory.
Competition
If some Ticks suck blood from a Giraffe, but then a pack of Lions eat the Giraffe. This is an example of what 2 relationships?
Parasitism, and Predation
If a White-Tailed Deer, and Raccoon drank water out of a river. What are the 2 biotic and 1 Abiotic things?
The White-Tailed Deer, The Raccoon, and the water
True or False, A Lion eating a Gazelle and a Hyena eating the left overs. Is three different relationships between the three animals?
False
The specific role and position an organism, or a species, occupies within its environment.
Niche