Narwhals live in the arctic near Greenland, Russia,Canada and Antarctica. They live in pods and feed off Arctic Char and Flatfish
This is true but the niche is far more than that. Its everything they do in life. Ex. Breathe, create waste, die, kill prey, be killed by predators etc.
the ecological niche of a moose would be to eat grass
Lemna minor's ecological niche is primarily a photosynthesizer and producer. It grows in a thick blanket on top of ponds.
the ecological niche of humans is that we are the top carnivores despite some of our race that choose to be herbivores. we are at the top of the trophic level and so we eat everything in the lower trophic levels.
The ecological niche of a animal is both its "address" and its "profession". It explains where in the ecosystem you will find the animal and what it will do there. The basical niche is described by the abiotic factors, that surround the animal. The real niche, the animal is living in is most likely much smaller as biotic factors like competition, predation and so on also play a role in defining the niche!
The evolutionary purpose of a narwhal is the niche that it holds within its particular food chain. Its food chain is that of Arctic waters. Its niche within that chain is the role of predator. The predator-prey interaction, in nature and among wildlife, is intended to keep populations and their environments in balance. The narwhal niche is high up on the food chain, because it basically fears only hunters. In fact, it's prey to humans, killer whales [Orcinus orca], and polar bears [Ursus maritimus].
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the ecological niche of a moose would be to eat grass
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Niche or Ecological Niche
the ecological niche of a moose would be to eat grass
Lemna minor's ecological niche is primarily a photosynthesizer and producer. It grows in a thick blanket on top of ponds.
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The most important ecological niche of a moth is in pollination of plants.
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