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It is where one organism benefits while the other one is not harmed or benefited.

Commensalism.

It is a refuge for endangered species such as Iberian lynx. It has a biodiversity that is unique in Europe.

Doñana National Park

The connected food chains make up a ___.

Food web

They live on the remains of other living things.

Decomposers

It is considered the rarest bird of prey in the world.

Iberian imperial eagle

It is the word we use to describe endangered species.

Extinct

It is where a strong animal, captures and eats an animal of a different species.

Predation

It is considered a paradise for bird watchers.

Monfrague National Park

This word describes animals that are at risk of extinction.

Endangered

It is the most endangered cat species.

Iberian Lynx

Herbivores and omnivores, such as rabbits and grasshoppers, are ___.

Primary consumers

They are introduced accidentally or intentionally and change the balance in an ecosystem.

Invasive species

It is where toxic pollutants contaminate soil and water.

Pollution

It represents the different levels of feeding relationships within an ecosystem.

Food chain

It occurs when every single member of a species dies out and none are left alive.

Extinction

Carnivores and omnivores are ___. Animals such as toads and foxes eat primary consumers.

Secondary consumers

These living things make their own food.

Producers

It is where the greenhouse effect raises world temperatures resulting in the loss of ecosystems.

Global warming

They obtain their food by feeding on other living organisms.

Consumers

They feed on secondary consumers.

Tertiary consumers

The energy in an ecosystem can be represented through ___ and ___ .

food chains and food webs

This results in habitat loss.

Deforestation

This results in a rapid growth in the exploitation of natural resources.

Overpopulation

It is where one organism benefits while it harms the other organism.

Parasitism