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Warm Up  Compare predator adaptations to prey adaptations. Give two examples of each.

Answer  Predator adaptations help predators catch prey. Ex. Speed, camouflage, heat sensory (snake)  Prey adaptations help the prey from being eaten. Ex. Warning coloration, herding, playing dead.

Warm Up  What is the difference between a food chain and a food web?

Answer  A food web shows the feeding relationships between multiple organisms in an ecosystem.  A food chain shows feeding relationships from one organism to the next.

Warm Up  A tick sucks blood from a dog. In this relationship, the tick is the __________ and the dog is the __________.  a. parasite, prey c. parasite, host  b. predator, host d. host, parasite

Answer  A tick sucks blood from a dog. In this relationship, the tick is the __________ and the dog is the __________.  a. parasite, prey c. parasite, host  b. predator, host d. host, parasite

Warm Up  Resources such as water, food, or sunlight are likely to be limiting factors  a. when population size is decreasing.  b. when predators eat their prey.  c. when the population is small.  d. when a population is approaching the carrying capacity.

Answer  Resources such as water, food, or sunlight are likely to be limiting factors  a. when population size is decreasing.  b. when predators eat their prey.  c. when the population is small.  d. when a population is approaching the carrying capacity.

Warm Up  Nature’s recyclers are  a. predators. c. producers.  b. decomposers. d. omnivores.

Answer  Nature’s recyclers are  a. predators. c. producers.  b. decomposers. d. omnivores.