How might a living and a nonliving element in a forest interact?

A deer eating the leaves from small bushes

B a bird building a nest in a tree

C a bear living in a hollowed-out log

D a hawk scooping up a snake to eat

An ecosystem includes both living (i.e. plants & animals) and non-living components/ things (i.e. rocks, light, water, air, & soil). Ecology is the study of how living & non-living things of an environment interact.

For example, Sunlight is an important non-living components which helps plants in producing oxygen and food, and provides heat for life on the Earth.

Similarly, a forest has plants such as grasses, bushes, and trees which provide food to animals, shade from the sunlight and shelter to other organisms. Thus the living components within the forest too are inter-dependent for survival.

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How might a living and a nonliving element in a forest interact? A deer eating the leaves from small bushes B a bird building a nest in a tree C a bear living in a hollowed-out log D a hawk scooping up a snake to eat

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How might a living and a nonliving element in a forest interact?

A deer eating the leaves from small bushes

B a bird building a nest in a tree

C a bear living in a hollowed-out log

D a hawk scooping up a snake to eat