Why is it important for organisms to respond to the environment?

Answer 1

Because they compete for food and space.

And:

An ecosystem is a place were biotic (organisms are anyhing that are living which is aka biotic) and abiotic (non- living things) interact so if ecosystems never existed we'd all be dead. Ecosystems are also where biotic and biotic interact. Organisms rely on eachother to survive.

Answer 2

organism interact with their environment in many different ways. for example when the lakes run out of water the fishes can die. they depend on their environment in order to survive. more to the point, human interact with environment in the same way as animals because we need the climate that fits us (not to cold e.g -50 and not to hot) therefore every living things depend on their enviroment and they can interact through shared resources

Answer 3

Organisms interact with their environment by helping other animals produce to make more or Organisms to the environment's like when you have to go fishing but you will have to wait until they produce because if you were to take them out now there would not be able to make more for the other people that want fish so if you let them produce they are eating Organisms to live long and have longer health.

Answer 4

It is important for organisms to respond to the environment to ensure their survival. Responding to environmental cues allows organisms to adapt to changes in their surroundings, find food, reproduce, avoid predators, and navigate their environment effectively. Failure to respond appropriately to environmental changes can lead to decreased fitness and, ultimately, extinction.

Answer 5

To ensure the survival of it's species. An organism needs to have good adaptations in its selected environment to ensure it survives in its habitat.

Answer 6

they wouldn't survive if they didnt.

Answer 7

To survive