Ecological relationships of a tropical rainforest?

Answer 1

In every environment plants and animals depend on each other for food and shelter, protection, reproduction and community. The survival of individual species depends on the health of other species and the environment as a whole. For example, many flowers are designed to attract a certain species of insect, bird or bat. The complex relationships within an ecosystem can be thrown out of balance when one of the components is threatened or one of the species becomes extinct.

Answer 2

symbiosis in the rain forest is when two animals of different species have a special relationship in which at least one benefits from the other. there are three different types of symbiosis; mutualism, is where both animals benefit from the relationship. commensalism is where one animal benefits and the other doesn't care. parasitism is when one animal, or the "parasite" benefits from the "host" but the "host" gets harmed.

Answer 3

In a tropical rainforest, there are complex ecological relationships between various species. These relationships include mutualism (both species benefit), predation (one species benefits at the expense of another), competition (species compete for resources), and symbiosis (close and long-term interaction between two species). These relationships contribute to the biodiversity and stability of the ecosystem.

Answer 4

The interactions in the Tropical rain forests could be like the sun which provides nutrients for the plant. Interactions is anything living that work together to make an ecosystem

Answer 5

what are some interactions between the biotic and abiotic components of the biome?

Answer 6

They interact because when one animal eats another it reduces it which causes the population to go up

Answer 7

Animals for example hide behind the rocks in tropical rain forests to prevent from being caught by predators.

Answer 8

ecological relationships of a tropical rainforest

Answer 9

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