Real-World Example: ๐ Imagine a fish tank. ๐ The fish, plants, water, and pebbles together make the tank lively. Without any one of them, the balance might get thrown off. Similarly, in an ecosystem, everything is interconnected.
Living Components (Biological):
Real-World Example: ๐๏ธ In a forest, birds might eat fruits, which helps in dispersing seeds, leading to more plants!
Non-Living Components (Abiotic):
Real-World Example: ๐ Think of a beach. The salty water, sunny weather, and sandy rocks create a unique ecosystem where crabs, seagulls, and specific plants thrive.
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Real-World Example: ๐ Imagine a fish tank. ๐ The fish, plants, water, and pebbles together make the tank lively. Without any one of them, the balance might get thrown off. Similarly, in an ecosystem, everything is interconnected.
Living Components (Biological):
Real-World Example: ๐๏ธ In a forest, birds might eat fruits, which helps in dispersing seeds, leading to more plants!
Non-Living Components (Abiotic):
Real-World Example: ๐ Think of a beach. The salty water, sunny weather, and sandy rocks create a unique ecosystem where crabs, seagulls, and specific plants thrive.
Dive deeper and gain exclusive access to premium files of Environmental Systems & Societies SL. Subscribe now and get closer to that 45 ๐
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