Organisms interact with each other in several ways:
1) They compete for resources like food and space, as seen when animals compete for these necessities.
2) They cooperate, such as lioness hunting prey in groups.
3) Some organisms are eaten by others as a food source, while others do the eating.
Organisms interact with each other in several ways:
1) They compete for resources like food and space, as seen when animals compete for these necessities.
2) They cooperate, such as lioness hunting prey in groups.
3) Some organisms are eaten by others as a food source, while others do the eating.
Organisms interact with each other in several ways:
1) They compete for resources like food and space, as seen when animals compete for these necessities.
2) They cooperate, such as lioness hunting prey in groups.
3) Some organisms are eaten by others as a food source, while others do the eating.
Unit: 2 Pg: Unknown Q5) Give an example to show how living things interact by: - Competing: - Animals compete with each other for food, space and etc. Co-operation: - Lioness cooperate by hunting prey in pairs or groups. Q6) Try it out page 77 Ans6) On Text books. Q7) What is meant by a bio-diversity of life on Earth. Ans) It means the rich bio-diversity on Earth as scientists have estimated that there are millions of different kinds of organisms which make earth different from other planets. Q8) Explain the statement logically. a) Camels are adapted to desert life: - Camels drink a lot of water at one time and their body tats can break down to I provide them with energy and water. They obtain all the water they need from their food. They have very dry droppings and highly concentrated urine. b) Cactus is well adapted to desert life: They have long under roots to reach Leep the underground water. They have small leaves to reduce water loss and the stem store water and to do photosynthesis. Q 9) How do organisms interact with each other? Ans9) Compete, Cooperate, eaten by others and get eaten by others.