Isaiah Pech
Food Web of Forest
Human Impact
The positive impact is that benefits the society of these animals. When the society of the animals and humans are in balance it helps the ecosystem thrive. The negative impact is that the humans may kill these animals as well. When humans go over the limit of killings animals it causes the ecosystem go out of balance.
Parasitism
The mosquito is a great example for parasitism. The mosquito thrives on the blood of other creatures for it to live. This leaves us with an itchy bite on our skin. But it helps the mosquito by giving it a longer life.
Mutualism
Mutualism is the relationship between two organisms. The bird gets food and gets to prosper. The flower does not get affected harmfully or positively. The bird prosper while the flower stays the same.
Commensalism
The bird eats food off the elephant. And benefits from this and so does the elephant. The elephant strives from not having a insect or bug trying to thrive off it. The bird strives from being fed.
My Food Web
At the start of the food web we are introduced to the producer which is the grass. This then feeds the herbivores, which in this diagram is the grasshopper, rodent, and the rabbit. The grasshopper will then go on to feed the owl. The rodent to the mole and the rabbit to the mole as well. The rodent would also be eAten by the snake. These primary carnivores would then supply the owl. To which is at the top. The owl is the secondary consumer. And the tertiary carnivore.
Owl
The owl is the secondary consumer. It's at the top of the web. Making it the most dominant specimen on the food web.
Snake
The snake is the primary carnivore it would be the most dominant specimen if it wasn't for the owl. The snake eats the other animals. But is then dominated by the owl.
Grass
Grass is the producer in my food web. It is also the only one. This supply's the rabbits and grasshoppers which will then benefit other animals. This is the lowest specimen on the food web.