if it leaves an environmental niche, then another, already existing, species might take that niche; or a new one might evolve to fill it.
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some animals might not get what they need
The organism that comes last in a food chain is typically the top predator. This organism has few or no natural enemies and is at the top of the food web hierarchy. An example of a top predator might be a lion in a terrestrial ecosystem or a killer whale in an aquatic ecosystem.
Introducing a new organism to an environment can disrupt the existing ecosystem balance, potentially leading to competition with native species for resources like food and habitat. This can result in the decline or extinction of native species, altered food webs, and changes in nutrient cycling. Additionally, the newcomer might introduce diseases or parasites that can further impact local wildlife. Overall, the introduction of a new organism can have far-reaching and often unpredictable ecological consequences.
It might get enough energy for its needs, or it might not.Note that this is the usual situation - there are usually other organisms, with which an organism has to compete.
lo
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When an organism interacts with other living things, good and bad things can happen. A bad thing such as, the one organism might feed off a bad energy with the organism meaning one animal might die or survive with terrible An environment is completely different. The organism has a choice to make. The environment might be too cold or even too hot! The organism has 2 choices to make, one, to fight the harsh weather and get used to it hopefully able to survive or make it out of the terrible conditions hoping to make it out alive. ~Hope this helps~
Alot of things might happen once its ecosystem changed.
some animals might not get what they need
the organism will die
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First, of all kuduz means a vine that was brought to southern states in the mid- 1800's. So, when it competes with other plants for sunlight, kuduz usually wins. The vine quickly grows and covers other plants, preventing them from getting sunlight. Since the covered plants cannot move away, they die.
The organism that comes last in a food chain is typically the top predator. This organism has few or no natural enemies and is at the top of the food web hierarchy. An example of a top predator might be a lion in a terrestrial ecosystem or a killer whale in an aquatic ecosystem.
Introducing a new organism to an environment can disrupt the existing ecosystem balance, potentially leading to competition with native species for resources like food and habitat. This can result in the decline or extinction of native species, altered food webs, and changes in nutrient cycling. Additionally, the newcomer might introduce diseases or parasites that can further impact local wildlife. Overall, the introduction of a new organism can have far-reaching and often unpredictable ecological consequences.
If one organism were to disappear from a habitat, it could disrupt the entire ecosystem. This loss might lead to overpopulation of certain species that the missing organism preyed upon, resulting in resource depletion. Additionally, the absence of that organism could affect plant life and other species that depended on it for food or shelter, ultimately altering the balance of the habitat and potentially leading to a decline in biodiversity. Such changes can have cascading effects throughout the food web.