What living and nonliving things in a forest ecosystem?

Answer 1

The non- living things are sand or soil ,rock,air and water.

The living things are animals trees and plant

Answer 2

Living organisms present in a forest may include trees, plants, flowers, and animals such as bears, rabbits, birds, and salamanders. Nonliving things present in a forest may include soil, rocks, twigs, water, and animals that have died.

Answer 3

This is what I know

Living:

Deer, Elk, Moose, Hawks, Fish, Owls, Bunnies, Wolves, Racoons, Earthworm.

Non-Living:

Trees, Water, Dead Grass, Anything Dead, Sunlight, Leeves, Fallen branches

Answer 4

Plants and animals in a forest ecosystem interact in lots of crucial ways. Animals eat plants, or eat animals who eat plants, and their defecation and rotting corpses in turn feed the plants and help them grow. Animals also carry spores and seeds from plants, helping them to spread.

Answer 5

Living things in a forest ecosystem include trees, plants, animals like birds, insects, and mammals, as well as fungi and bacteria. Nonliving things include sunlight, air, water, soil, rocks, and minerals. These components interact and depend on each other for the ecosystem to thrive.

Answer 6

In a forest ecosystem a living tree does in fact interact with non-living elements. A tree for example my have to grow around a large boulder in the ground.

Answer 7

I think the answer is soil.

Answer 8

Rocks,sun,water,

Answer 9

they stay together