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This is a dog peeing to let every other dog know that it’s his spot, the dog will fight over territory if needed.

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This is a dog peeing to let every other dog know that it’s his spot, the dog will fight over territory if needed.

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These are two elephants fighting over territory, or possibly mating or a loved one.

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These are two elephants fighting over territory, or possibly mating or a loved one.

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This lion is defending its territory from another lion coming onto its territory, maybe food or mating.

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This lion is defending its territory from another lion coming onto its territory, maybe food or mating.

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This is an angry dolphin defending him and others from a predator that shouldn’t be where they are, fun fact: sharks are scared of dolphins!

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This is an angry dolphin defending him and others from a predator that shouldn’t be where they are, fun fact: sharks are scared of dolphins!

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Ants play an important role in the environment. Ants turn and aerate the soil, allowing water and oxygen to reach plant roots.

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Ants play an important role in the environment. Ants turn and aerate the soil, allowing water and oxygen to reach plant roots.

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The biggest thing spiders help with is insect control! 

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The biggest thing spiders help with is insect control! 

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This is some type of bird doing a mating dance, it’s making itself appear more attractive and dominant.

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This is some type of bird doing a mating dance, it’s making itself appear more attractive and dominant.

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A great example of pheromones is When bucks smell doe pee it turns them on and it attracts them to where ever the doe pee is. A pheromone is a smell that turns on animals in nature.

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A great example of pheromones is When bucks smell doe pee it turns them on and it attracts them to where ever the doe pee is. A pheromone is a smell that turns on animals in nature.

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It’s basically the opposite of hibernation, it happens  in animals during hot and dry conditions to conserve heat.

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It’s basically the opposite of hibernation, it happens  in animals during hot and dry conditions to conserve heat.

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And hibernation is when animals like bears stack up on food for the winter, they eat as much as they can and then they sleep until winter is over with. They conserve energy 

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And hibernation is when animals like bears stack up on food for the winter, they eat as much as they can and then they sleep until winter is over with. They conserve energy 

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Instincts: a very strong feeling an animal or human gets. It’s an  inborn impulse or motivation to action typically performed in response to specific external stimuli.

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Instincts: a very strong feeling an animal or human gets. It’s an  inborn impulse or motivation to action typically performed in response to specific external stimuli.

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Learned behavior: a great example is when adult lions teach their Cubs to hunt, it’s a LEARNED BEHAVIOR!

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Learned behavior: a great example is when adult lions teach their Cubs to hunt, it’s a LEARNED BEHAVIOR!

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Imprinting: a example of this is a momma duck leading the baby’s, their learning how to do what she does. 

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Imprinting: a example of this is a momma duck leading the baby’s, their learning how to do what she does. 

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Classical conditioning: an example is when a dog is trained to pee outside, when they do this they get rewarded. It teaches them that following the rules=treat.

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Classical conditioning: an example is when a dog is trained to pee outside, when they do this they get rewarded. It teaches them that following the rules=treat.

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Trial and error: a good example of this is when an eagle jumps off of a cliff and doesn’t move its wings, the eagle learns that spreading and flapping your wings prevents that. Learning from previous mistakes and fixing them.

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Trial and error: a good example of this is when an eagle jumps off of a cliff and doesn’t move its wings, the eagle learns that spreading and flapping your wings prevents that. Learning from previous mistakes and fixing them.

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Habituation: after doing something so much you Learn how to do it correctly, Sharks are good at hunting because they have done it so much. 

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Habituation: after doing something so much you Learn how to do it correctly, Sharks are good at hunting because they have done it so much. 

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Migration: animals like birds move to different locations during different seasons, a bird will probably come to the south from the north during winter.

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Migration: animals like birds move to different locations during different seasons, a bird will probably come to the south from the north during winter.

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Excretion: a good example of this is when a poisonous frog starts sweating out blue.

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Excretion: a good example of this is when a poisonous frog starts sweating out blue.

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Camouflage: when an animal uses something in it or around it to blend in with nature to protect themselves from predators.

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Camouflage: when an animal uses something in it or around it to blend in with nature to protect themselves from predators.

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Unique movement: an example is a rattle snakes tail, it’s a weird/unique movement.

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Unique movement: an example is a rattle snakes tail, it’s a weird/unique movement.

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Carrying capacity: how much an ecosystem can hold 

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Carrying capacity: how much an ecosystem can hold 

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Limiting factors could be water, only so much can be used until it’s gone. No water, no life. 

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Limiting factors could be water, only so much can be used until it’s gone. No water, no life. 

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Food is also a limiting factor, if there isn’t enough food then animals will start to die out.

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Food is also a limiting factor, if there isn’t enough food then animals will start to die out.

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Another limiting factor is not enough trees, no trees then not a lot of air, shelter, or food for some animals. Trees are crucial to an ecosystem.

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Another limiting factor is not enough trees, no trees then not a lot of air, shelter, or food for some animals. Trees are crucial to an ecosystem.

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Limiting factors could be plants competing for sunlight causing other plants to die out.

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Limiting factors could be plants competing for sunlight causing other plants to die out.

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AID’S is an immune deficiency that destroys your immune system, a cold could kill you. It’s a life threatening disease!

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AID’S is an immune deficiency that destroys your immune system, a cold could kill you. It’s a life threatening disease!

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Influenza is a viral infection that attacks your respiratory system.

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Influenza is a viral infection that attacks your respiratory system.

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 is a potentially serious infectious disease that mainly affects the lungs. 

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 is a potentially serious infectious disease that mainly affects the lungs. 

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Dutch elm disease is caused by a member of the sac fungi affecting elm trees, and is spread by elm bark beetles.

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Dutch elm disease is caused by a member of the sac fungi affecting elm trees, and is spread by elm bark beetles.

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Pfiesteria is a genus of heterotrophic dinoflagellates that has been associated with harmful algal blooms and fish kills.

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Pfiesteria is a genus of heterotrophic dinoflagellates that has been associated with harmful algal blooms and fish kills.

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Mutualism is a common type of ecological interaction.

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Mutualism is a common type of ecological interaction.

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Parasitism where one organism, the parasite, lives on or inside another organism, the host, causing it some harm, and is adapted structurally to this way of life. 

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Parasitism where one organism, the parasite, lives on or inside another organism, the host, causing it some harm, and is adapted structurally to this way of life. 

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Predation is when animals prey on each other.

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Predation is when animals prey on each other.

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Competition is when animals fight/compete over food, water, dominance, mates, etc.

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Competition is when animals fight/compete over food, water, dominance, mates, etc.

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two organisms in which one benefits and the other derives neither benefit nor harm.

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two organisms in which one benefits and the other derives neither benefit nor harm.

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Producers/autotrophs: Algae&waterweed
Primary consumers/ Herbivores: slug, fly, carp, prawn.
Secondary consumers: dragonfly, trout.
Tertiary consumers: turtle, frog, kingfisher.
Top level consumers: snake, kingfisher.

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Decomposers: are very small often single celled organisms, examples: fungi, and bacteria.

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Detritivores: also help speed up the decomposition process, examples: Worms, slugs, pillbug, mite, slug, flies, cockroaches, maggots, dung beetles.

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This is also an example of detritivores 

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This is also an example of detritivores 

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Consume larger organisms and break them down into smaller bits which helps with decomposition, examples: vultures, jackals, hyenas, crabs, seagulls, coyote, shrimp and raccoons.