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Do organisms only compete with their own species?
No, organisms can compete with individuals of their own species (intraspecific competition) as well as individuals of different species (interspecific competition) for resources like food, water, and living space. Interspecific competition can further shape the distribution and abundance of different species within an ecosystem.
Is a giraffe a comsumer and why?
yes they mainly eat plants. because a consumer doesn't make their own food
How do humans compete for food?
They open their own shops and get more money to buy their own food and also buy lands for farmers to grow crops. Simple!!
What example of competition between individuals within population and of competitions?
2 species of paramecium need to compete for their own resources!
Does a lion make their own food?
No. They hunt mammals that live in the forest where they live. Their usually prey species include Gazelles, Wildebeest, Zebra's, Buffalos and even an occasional giraffe or elephant calf. However, they are known to kill other predators like Cheetah or leopard or hyena to cut out on the competition for prey species.
Example of compettion in the ocean?
an example is when a sea turtle has to compete with its brothers to survive they each have to look for there own food
Can you own a giraffe in Indiana?
Only if you own & operate a zoo.
Is a giraffe a peaceful animal?
Giraffes are herbivores, and are generally peaceful. However, if attacked they can deliver a deadly kick. Also, when males compete for mates, they fight by striking each other in the neck with their own head or neck.
An own in the food chain most closely represent what other species?
An owl in the food chain represents?
Why do species compete with other species?
Most environments do not have sufficient resources to support unlimited populations of all the species present. Different species that have the same requirements for habitats and food will attempt to maximize their own use of the resources. Sometimes this will occur through changes in behavior, and sometimes by alterations in the species itself to better compete. "Survival of the fittest" means that a less-well-adapted species may die out if it cannot obtain food and safe habitats. Which applies and has applied to ever species in the history of existence except for humans. For some reason we have a government that goes above and beyond its duties and does everything for its population. Wonder why democracies only have a lifespan of about 200 years...like what was said previously: survival of the fittest. Darwin had it right.
Do plants ever fight for anything?
Yes. They actively fight other species, and compete, to a lesser extent, with their own, for root space, water, sunlight, etc.
Can you own a giraffe in Wisconsin with a permit?
Yes and yes!
