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How are the living creatures in an ecosystem linked?
by what they eat
What type of consumer would eat only living sea grass in a coastal ecosystem?
A herbivore is the type of consumer that would eat only living sea grass in a coastal ecosystem.
How can living things live in the same ecosystem?
They can live in the same ecosystem because it is required for them to live together. If they didn't all exist in that ecosystem, then it wouldn't work. For example, if there aren't any carnivores in an ecosystem, then all the herbivores will just keep gaining a bigger population, and the bigger population will eat all the plants and starve the herbivores as a whole, but if there aren't enough herbivores, the carnivores will eat all of what there is then they will starve.
What are all of the nonliving things that affect a community?
the answer is ecosystem. This answer was given by rateyourschool.spaces.live.com to see more go there.
Do deer eat?
All living creatures eat
Do red ants eat rubber?
Red ants do not eat rubber. Generally red ants eat living organisms or dead organisms because they aid in the ecosystem cleaning dead matter.
What is the name of living organisms that breathe and eat?
Humans
Does the Bandy-bandy snake have an important role in its ecosystem?
All snakes have a place in the ecosystem, they eat other pests you don't want around.
What is a giraffes ecosystem?
a giraffe ecosystem is a bunch of giraffes living in one place with elephants and lions and lots of grass an trees with lots of other animals.
Why do hippos have to eat?
All living things will have to eat to stay alive. == ==
Why are producer essential to all ecosystem?
the producers are important to all ecosystem because producers are plants and they make food by their selves and animals eat those to produce energy for it self.
Is a earthworm a biotic factor or is it a abiotic factor?
An earthworm is a biotic factor because it is a living organism that plays a role in the ecosystem by decomposing organic matter and aerating the soil. Abiotic factors, on the other hand, are non-living components of the ecosystem like sunlight, temperature, and water.
