What are the biotic factors of a snow leopard?

Answer 1

Abiotic factors are the nonliving components that are present in an ecosystem. Abiotic factors that might affect a leopard would be temperature and water. The leopard would need a sufficient supply of fresh water to remain hydrated. Extreme temperatures would negatively affect the health of the leopard, as well as the availability of prey.

Answer 2

The abiotic factors are the non-living things that the snow leopard needs to have to survive. For example a snow leopards space is an abiotic factor. If a snow leopard runs out of space to live who knows what could happen to the leap.

The biotic factors are the livin things that the snow leopard needs to survive

Answer 3

The biotic factors of a snow leopards environment would be the humans and other animals that they share the environment with. The abiotic factor would be the snow, rocks, water, sunlight, and climate.

Answer 4

Abiotic factors are non-living. Snow stone and water all affect the survival of the snow leopard. Some biotic, or living factors that affect the snow leopard are prey, diseases and trees.

Answer 5

There are several biotic factors in the habitat of a snow leopard. They are other snow leopards and animals, trees, diseases, germs, bacteria, and other things.

Answer 6

grass needed for nutrition and watering pools needed for nourishment

Answer 7

it has none it only has abiotic factors