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Interactions Among Organisms: Competition for Survival in Their Habitat

This text explores the essential interactions among organisms, focusing on competition as they fight for resources such as space, food, water, shelter, and sunlight. It defines the predator-prey relationship, where the predator hunts and consumes the prey, and discusses the adaptations that both predators and prey develop for survival. Predators must evolve effective methods for catching their prey, while prey species use strategies like camouflage, group living, or fleeing to avoid predation. Understanding these dynamics is vital for grasping ecological balance.

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Interactions Among Organisms: Competition for Survival in Their Habitat

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  1. Interactions Among Organisms Is mainly about competition and survive to adapt to their habitat. By D.J –Kenna – Kelsea

  2. Competition The competition paragraph was mainly about organisms fighting for space, food, water, shelter, and sunlight.

  3. Predator and Prey. The organism that is eaten is called prey. An organism that eats prey is called a predator.

  4. Predator Adaptations The predators has to be able to catch it’s prey with different methods and abilities to survive.

  5. Prey Adaptations Prey adaptation is mainly about prey not getting eaten by predators. Prey can use different methods like camouflage, or stay in groups, or even run away.

  6. Work Cited • Slide1 – a picture of two bears – Clip Art 10/8/07 • Slide 2 - 2 pictures of rabbits and background and food-clip art 10/4/2007 • Slide 3- a picture of a predator attacking it’s prey- • clip art 10/4/07 • Slide 4 - a picture of a tiger- Clip Art 10/8/07 • Slide 5 –a picture a bobcat and a deer - Clip Art 10/8/07

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