What are the abiotic factors that effect the great horned owl?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The term niche is used to describe the role an organism or population plays within its community or ecosystem. It encompasses all relationships that the organism (or population) has with its environment and with other organisms and populations in its environment. The niche of the owl is to regulate the populations of rodents by eating them. The constant feeding on the rodents are to help stop the rodents from over populating.

Answer 3

Some of the abiotic factors that affect the great horned owl in its temperate fores habitat are the changes in season, and its year round rainfall.

Biotic factors include: the amount of prey in its enviorment and the quantity of material used to make nests.

Answer 4

the snowy owls abiotics is usally in the snowy places where its mainly cold.

Answer 5

Weather, if the rain is too heavy outside, they can't hunt because of the weather. And if the wind is too heavy, the owl will have a chance to be blown away