What is a predator?
Predator- An animal that hunts other animals for food
What is a biotic factor?
Anything living in an ecosystem
How many relationship types did we talk about in class?
Three
What is competition in an ecosystem?
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-Multiple organisms fighting over resources like space and food.
What is the source of energy?
The sun
What makes an animal a prey?
When the animal is hunted, killed, and eaten by another animal
What is an abiotic factor?
Anything non-living in an ecosystem.
Is flowers fighting for sunlight an example of competition?
Yes
What is a dependent interaction?
When an organism needs a specific factor to survive
Organisms that feed on dead plants and animals and animal waste ex. fungi and bacteria
Identify the predator

Lizard
True or false -
Plants are a biotic factor
True
What is a mutually beneificial relationship?
A relationship between two species where both benefit
When multiple organisms are fighting over the same resource
What is is a Producer? Give an example
Producer: An organism that makes their own food
Example: Trees, flowers, Grass
Identify the prey

The bunny
True or false-
When you look outside, you see both abiotic and biotic factors
True
There are trees and animals but also sunlight and rocks
What is an example of a mutually beneficial relationship?
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Birds eating ticks off of animals
How do invasive species affect an ecosystem?
It can cause most animals in an ecosystem to go extinct and can create competition for resources
What is a consumer? How many consumers are there in the food pyramid?
Consumer: An organisms that have to hunt, gather, and eat their food to gain energy or they will die
Three - Primary consumers , secondary consumers, tertiary consumers
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If there were no predators, ecosystems may become overpopulated.
Diseases could outbreak and spread, damages to areas
Name 5 abiotic factors in an ecosystem in 5 seconds
answers may vary
rocks, sunlight, rain, wind, temperature
What is a parasitic relationship? What is an example?
Parasitic relationship- A relationship in which one organism lives on or inside another organism and harms it.
Example- Fleas bite the skin of dogs, suck their blood, and cause them to itch. The fleas, in turn, get food and a warm home.
Name two or more ways trees are in competition.
1.) Root space
2.) Sunlight
Herbivore- An organism that only eats plants
Omnivore- An organism that eats both plants and meat
Carnivore- An organism that only eats meat