Unknown Story
Siužetinės Linijos Tekstas
- Tropical Rain Forest
- Abiotic factors
- Biotic factors
- By: Alyssa McNinch
- Predator/Prey Relationship
- Abiotic factors are nonliving things. Some examples that the Tropical Rain Forest biome has are warm, humid, rainy weather, and rich, fertile soil.
- Symbiotic relationship
- Biotic factors are living things in a biome. Some biotic factors of the Tropical Rain Forest biome are frogs, butterflies, birds, monkeys, snakes, trees, and flowers.
- Competition
- One predator and prey relationship in the Tropical Rain Forest biome is a frog and a snake. The snake is the predator and the frog is the prey because the snake eats the frog.
- One symbiotic relationship in the Tropical Rain Forest biome is a spider monkey and a tick. This is an example of a parasite because the tick is being benefitted by the blood of the money, and the monkey is being harmed because it's losing blood.
- An example of competition in the Tropical Rain Forest biome is trees competing to get the most sunlight.
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