The document discusses the biotic and abiotic factors of a forest ecosystem. The biotic factors include various animals such as bears, bunnies, snakes, tigers, monkeys, and pandas. The abiotic factors consist of non-living things like fallen branches, dead leaves, dirt, rocks, and dead grass. The biotic and abiotic factors work interdependently, as the biotic factors rely on the abiotic factors for survival - trees produce oxygen, soil supports plant growth, and water provides sustenance for animals. A food chain in the ecosystem is also described, showing how different animals prey on one another.

2. The biotic factors of the Forest
Ecosystem
All the biotic factors in my jungle ecosystem are:
- Bears, Bunnies, Snakes, Trees, grass, Tigers,
Leaves, Bees, Skunks, Foxes, Monkeys, Raccoons,
Branches, and chipmunks, and pandas.

3. Pictures of the biotic Factors of the
forest ecosystem

4. The Abiotic Factors Of The Jungle
• The abiotic factors are the non living things
like: fallen branches, dead leaves, dirty water,
dirt, rocks, and dead grass .

5. Pictures of the Abiotic Factors in the
Jungle Ecosystem

6. How the biotic and abiotic things work
together
-If there is no soil, then the grass won’t survive.
-if there is no trees, there will be no oxygen
-If there is no water, there will be no animals in -
-the forest. How the things work together is
when a group work together and attack things .
How the biotic things work together is when
things eat them and they die.

7. My Food Chain
• The tigers, the tigers can eat the Bears, the
bears can eat the pandas, the pandas can eat
the can eat the Foxes, the Foxes can eat the
Raccoons, the raccoons can eat the grass.