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Biotic and abiotic factors work together in the ocean ecosystem. Biotic factors include various fish, sharks, octopi, seals, and other sea life. Abiotic factors are non-living things like water, rocks, coral, and sea shells. These factors interact - for example, some fish need coral reefs for shelter and sunlight to survive. Interruptions to the food chain, like overfishing or pollution, can negatively impact ocean life. The ecosystem is complex with many species interacting in various food chains.
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- 1. • By Annika Ocean Ecosystem
- 2. Biotic Factors in the Ocean Ecosystem • All living things in the ocean ecosystem are biotic factors. • They are; fish, octopi, sharks, clams, starfish, jellyfish, puffer fish, otters, seals, sea horses, crabs, angel fish, moon fish, sword fish, whales, dolphins, tuna fish, sun fish, red fishs, mimic octopi, flying fish, and hermit crabs.
- 4. Abiotic Factors of the Ocean Ecosystem The abiotic factors of an ecosystem are the non living things. In the ocean these are: rocks, sand, water, sunken ships, sea shells, pearls, bones, coral, dead sponges and seaweed.
- 6. How biotic and abiotic factors work together in the ocean ecosystem • If there is no water in the ocean the fish will die • If coral is not on a rock on them they get burned. • • Some fishes need sun to survive • If the water is too salty or if there is not enough oxygen in the water the fish might die.
- 7. Food Chain
- 8. If there was an interruption the food chain If one animal is gone the other animals would maybe die and it might be interrupted If one of the animal is gone the other will get larger and the same animal will come to the food chain If one of the animals is dead, the other animal will have to go to a different food chain.
- 9. Dangers to the food chain • If fisherman fish too much there are less fish for other fish to eat. • If the water temperature is cold or too hot, they will die in the ocean. • If the fish do not have enough water, they will die • If garbage goes in the ocean, it will get polluted and fish will die.
- 10. Other interesting facts in the ocean ecosystem There are almost 500 or more sharks species in the ocean Underwater in the hot springs, the temperature is 94 degrees.
- 11. About Me My name is Annika I am in grade 3.I love to play with my friends have all nick names they are my BFFs. My favourite food is ramen noodles. My favourite flavor is spicy! If you add too much spiciness it will be too hot and you will be red also hot! Would you like to know what I do at home? One of my favourite sport is swimming. I am in level 10. My level 10 class is only one hour.
- 12. Moi