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The Stingray's Ecosystem
By: Kenley
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Definition of an Ecosystem
The definition of an ecosystem is all living and nonliving things that interact in an area.
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The Stingray's Ecosystem
The stingray's ecosystem is usually found in coastal waters of temperate seas.
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This is a Map of Where the Stingray Lives
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What is the Definition of Biome?
The definition of biome is a large part of Earth that has a certain temperature and has biotic and abiotic things in that area.
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What Does Biotic Mean? The definition of biotic is living.
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What are Some Biotic Things in the Stingray's Ecosystem?
Some biotic things in the stingray's ecosystem is the the coral and other plants, sea creatures, etc.
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What Does Abiotic Mean? The definition of abiotic is nonliving.
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What are Some Abiotic Things in the Stingray's Ecosystem?
Some abiotic things in the stingray's ecosystem is the ocean water, rocks, and sand.
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How Does the Stingray Interact with it's Surroundings?
The stingray interacts with it's surroundings by burying themselves under the sand.
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How do Abiotic Things Help the Stingray Meet it's needs?
The sand helps the stingray camouflage. Whenever something swims above it the stingray swoops up and has it's meal.
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The Dolphin VS Stingray
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Some of Their Differences
Dolphins are mammals. Dolphins live at the top part of the ocean. Stingrays are marine animals. Stingrays live on the ocean floor.
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Some of Their Similarities
They both live in oceans. They both are biotic.
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How Does the Stingray Depend on it's Surroundings?
The stingray depends on its surroundings because it can't eat food without the sand that it can camouflage in.
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