To Be Living, or Not to be Living...that is the question.
This is an abiotic factor that terrestrial organisms need to breathe.
What is air?
In a healthy ecosystem, this is the most abundant in numbers and mass.
What are producers? (plants)
If you pull its tail it will not meow.
What is a cattail?
Dry, dry, dry...Are you thirsty for more?
What is the desert?
A single living thing.
A bird is considered this type of factor in an ecosystem.
What is Biotic?
A hawk in a marsh ecosystem would represent this level of consumer.
What is third order consumer?
This scavenger would gladly feast on duck eggs.
What is a skunk?
This has the most diversity or organisms.
What is the Rainforest?
The polar bears, bearded seals, herring, and krill of a small northern area.
What is a community?
Composed of hydrogen and oxygen, this is an abiotic factor in an ecosystem.
What is water?
Name the second order consumer of the following organisms: cattail, bird, mink, grasshopper.
What is a bird?
What is a tadpole?
Characterised by broad leaf trees.
What is Deciduous Forest?
An abandoned city lot that supports mice, cats, ants, and dandelions.
What is an ecosystem?
A leaf that has fallen to the ground, with its nutrients being decomposed back to the soil, is this type of factor in an ecosystem.
What is abiotic?
A herbivore is this order of consumer.
What is primary consumer? (first order)
This producer grows in and atop of the water.
What is algae?
Simba ruled over this land.
What is a Savanna?
The number of goldfish in a tank.
What is a population?
This does not belong in the following list: rocks, plants, soil, sun.
What is plants?
This Canis lupis sits atop of its food chain.
What is a gray wolf?
This is a long-billed animal.
What is a blue heron?
North of 60.
What is the tundra?
The entire area of Earth where life is found.
What is the biosphere?