https://padlet.com/matjekais/8yiu0aps4mzu by Isabel, Rosa, Makayla en-us 2016-09-13 15:48:20 UTC 2026-02-26 18:26:25 UTC hello@padlet.com matjekais https://padlet.com/matjekais/8yiu0aps4mzu/wish/123808984 Rain Forest
Biotic:  Rubber and bamboo trees. Sloths, Anteaters, poison dart frogs, lamers, and Bromliads are some biotic features.
Abiotic: Soil, water, rocks, light, and climate disease and predication could affect the carrying capacity.  
Anaconda - the patterns help camouflage and use water to be most comfortable. 
Jaguar - They use the water and cool place of the rain forest to cool down when hunting prey.
Keel Billed Toucan - The break is used to eat the fruit of the Rain Forest. 
Mutualism: The ants protect the fungi from pests and mold and also feed it with small pieces of leaves. 
Parasitism: The strangler fig starts out life growing on a branch of a tree. It grows both downward towards the ground and upwards to the sky, while also winding around the tree.
Commercialism: Bromeliads, to get enough light, grow on high branches of trees. this does no damage to the tree, but allows the bromelaids to survive. 

Reef
Biotic: Seaweed, crustaceans , minerals from dead organic substances, algae, and coral.
Abiotic: Temperatures, sediment, shells, rocks, sand, oxygen, carbon dioxide, water, light, hard substances, waves.
3 Animals: Sharks - Blacktip - Grey - Whitetip
Turtles - Sea
Eels - Moray
High biological productivity, largest biological diversity, richness in inorganic and organic resources, biomedical prospects the reef dwellers hold.
Variations, tolerance, adaptations, of 3 organisms In the ecosystem that allows them to survive.
At least 3 symbolic relationships within the ecosystem. 
Shark: Adaptions - Fins, Streamlined body, gills, and sharp teeth. - Variations - Grey reef sharks eats fish, small squid. Megamouth sharks eat Microscopic plankton and jelly fish.
Turtle: Adaptations - withdraw into shell to trick predators, color of flesh camouflage with seaweed. - Variations - Flippers, they also feed on plants, crabs, shrimp, lobster, urchins, jellies, algae, and fish.
Eels: Adaptations - There shocks are about 600 volts and 500 watts, has to come up to surface to breath (around every minute or two). - Variations - Moray eels feed on fish, octopuses, squid, cuttle fish, crabs, and mollusks.  
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