Interactions of Living Things

Non-living things in an environment.

Species that grow and reproduce without other animals that hunt it are likely to spread quickly and become invasive. True or False?

Organisms that eat plants.

Each organism must have their own space. True or False?

Air, water, soil, rocks, and light are biotic factors. True or False?

An environment that is made up of all living and non-living things.

Both biotic and abiotic factors interact with one another. True or False?

Each living thing has the same niche, or special role that an organism plays in the ecosystem. True or False?

Living things in an environment.

Leafcutter ants use the leaves they cut to make their habitat. True or False?

Organism that is introduced to a new ecosystem and cause harm.

Cane toads have toxic skin and have no animal that hunts for them. True or False

Organisms that eat both plants and animals.

Invasive species are primarily spread by human activities, often unintentionally. True or False?

The place in an ecosystem where an organism lives.

Organisms that are being hunted.

These are organisms that hunt for their food.

Plants, animals, fungi, and bacteria are abiotic factors. True or False?

Cane toads are known for eating large amounts of beetles. True or False?

It is an organism’s special role in the ecosystem.