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Title: What is a feral organism?


1
What is a feral organism?
  • Species changed from being domesticated to being
    wild or untamed.
  • EX (your experience, new question, or WU
    answered.)

http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feral
2
What is an exotic (non-invasive) organism?
  • Moved outside its native ecosystem, either
    deliberately or accidentally.

3
What is an invasive organism?
  • Introduced and become a pest in its new location.
  • http//az.gov/invasivespecies/assets/images/tenmos
    tunwanted/Invasive_poster_web.pdf

4
What is a feral organism?
  • Species changed from being domesticated to being
    wild or untamed.
  • EX (your experience, new question, or WU
    answered.)

http//en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feral
5
What is symbiosis?
  • A close relationship between two species that
    benefits at least one of the species.
  • Clown fish and sea anemone.
  • Oxpecker and gazelle

http//blogs.nwf.org/arctic_promise/2009/10/index.
html
6
What is predation?
  • An interaction in which one organism kills
    another for food.
  • Predator organism that does the killing
  • Prey organism that is killed
  • What affect does predation have on population
    size?

7
What affect does predation have on population
size?
  • Populations of predators and their prey rise and
    fall in related cycles.
  • What is the importance of the predator-prey
    relationship in the environment?
  • What helps each organism to survive?

8
What helps each organism to survive?
  • Predators have adaptations that help them catch
    and kill their prey.
  • Organisms have many kinds of adaptations that
    help them avoid becoming prey.
  • Examples
  • Speed

9
Examples
  • Sight
  • Poisonous
  • Stickiness
  • Sonar or hearing
  • Camouflage
  • Mimicry
  • Protective covering
  • Protective smell
  • Warning Color
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