Living organisms cannot live isolated from their non-living environment. Living and the non-living environment interact with each other to form a stable system. A natural self-sufficient unit of the world comprising a biotic community (living organisms) and its abiotic physic-chemical environment (non-living environment) is known as an ecosystem. The geographic area providing uniform conditions for life is called biotope. (Greek - bios-life; topes - place).
An ecosystem has two components, the physical part or biotope and living part or biotic community. Ecosystems may be natural or artificial. A pond, a lake and a forest are a few examples of natural ecosystems. An aquarium, a garden are instances of artificial ecosystems.
A landscape is a unit of land with a natural boundary having patches of land each representing different ecosystems.
Wild rabbits are very suited to their environment. First off, rabbits are colored so that they can blend in with their environment. Many rabbits also have the ability to molt so that their fur can change colors with the season. for example, the snowshoe rabbit is white in the winter but brown in the summer. The length of the fur will also vary depending on where the rabbit lives. The density of the fur also varies.
The way it works is the process of evolution selects those who are most adapted to their environment. An early form of bats did not have sonar, but as the sonar developed, the bats that had it caught more food, didn't run into walls, and were able to survive better. Because they were able to prosper, they were able to reproduce and pass on those sonar genes to the next generation.
There are famous studies of moth evolution in England in the mid 1800's. The Peppered moth has two verities - a light and a dark. As England came into the industrial revolution and was using more and more carbon based energy, more soot was produced. As the soot from the burning of fossil fuels was deposited on building, trees, and various areas, the dark moth was 'selected' and they flourished. This was because they could blend into the darker surroundings better than a light moth could. Conversely, when pollution controls were adopted in England, the amount of soot deposits was reduced and the light moth made a comeback. Some of this study has been question, but the fact of the matter remains that the dark moths flourished in sooty areas and the light moths flourished in cleaner areas. To me, this is still a good example of how an animal adapts to his environment.
An adaptation is a way an animal's body helps it survive, or live, in its environment. Camels have learned to adapt (or change) so that they can survive. animals are adapted to there environment ,so the are not eaten by enemy's. some examples are like snakes are camouflaged .Tigers can ran fast and hunt for pry so the wouldn't die in the habitat and also likes are similar to tiger as the c an run fast as well. Dogs adapt to there environment with there leather ,to stay warm.
The insect adapt to there environment , and they know what they want(pray) so it is more likely they will survive and avoid humans . Rabbits are adapted to there environment because the have feathers and can run fast as they have bouncy legs . yes it is
A habitat is an environment or a place where an animal, plant or person lives and how they survive in that area. For example, a fox will kill its prey, bury it and eat it later. That's how a fox manipulates its habitat and survives. Here are some more examples:
A river otter has a long, slender body and lives in burrows hollowed out of riverbanks. It eats fish, insects, birds and small mammals. It can live up to 25 years. It has few enemies, but man is one. It is the largest member of the family, which includes the mink, skunk and weasel. They build dams, this is how they adapt to the environment . what is your name and how are you, where do you come from and why are you hear what is your name why you hear ,what country are you from is your name what is your name what is your name what is you name .