0
A niche is the place where an animal lives. It is also the place that it fits into its environment and biome.
Wiki User
∙ 9y ago
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What do you mean by nitche?
When you find your nitche you have found what you are most comfortable doing...or being. It is something you are very good at and it just feels super natural for you to do.
What does the word nitche mean?
Nitche can be defined as a derogatory term for an American Indian. It can also be used to describe an individual who engages in Indian-like behavior or someone who is dirty
What happens when two species occupy the exact same nitche?
Only one will survive
What is the sea turtle's niche?
there nitche is to eat other populations like algae and other sea grass. they also keep down the population of jellyfish
Differentiate between primary secondary and foreign keys?
Primary key uniquely identifies each record in a database table and must have a unique value for each record. Secondary key is a field that can be used to uniquely identify a record, but it is not the primary key. Foreign key is a field in a table that links to the primary key of another table, establishing a relationship between the two tables.
What is The mammoths nitche?
The mammoth's niche was a large grazer. Animals with a similar niche today include the African elephant. Mammoths were also important prey for prehistoric humans and saber toothed cats.
What is the leatherback sea turtles niche?
I really don't think it has one... maybe cleans the water?
Who are the Footballers whose surname begins with n?
* Joe Namath, retired New York Jets QB * Ray Nitche, Superbowl winning Green Bay Packer, 1960's * Terence Newman, cornerback, Dallas Cowboys
Is the Charles Manson murder still a mystery?
The only mystery about the Manson murders is how can the human mind stray so far into the bizzare. Manson has been studied for years by the best that law enforcement and psychiatry have to offer. And still, he does not fit into any known mold or nitche.
What is the difference between Windows and Linux which is better for performance and security?
This question is subjective because everyone's use for their computer is different. Use whatever fits your workflow. If you play big-title video games or use Windows-specific applications, then use Windows.
