Types Ecosystem

 Here i will talk about ecosystems. 

An ecosystem is where plants, animals and landscape work all together to form life, they are all living organisms in one area.

Here i am going to talk about both Aquatic Ecosystem and Terrestrial Ecosystem.

1. Aquatic Ecosystems are know as streams, rivers, lakes, sea and wet land some animals relay on water to survive, examples of these are fish, plants or bacteria.

Marine Ecosystems- Marine environment is the ocean and sea it is biologically diverse and have a high salinity content.

Fresh water Ecosystems- Aquatic freshwater ecosystem is made up of rivers, streams and ponds. Freshwater is always  salinity free.

  


   2. Terrestrial Ecosystem is a land based community these organisms are the interactions of biotic and abiotic components in a given area. Examples of terrestrial ecosystems is forests, grassland and rain- forests.     

Forest Ecosystem- forests has both biotic and abiotic components biotic factors are the trees, animals and plants the abiotic are things such as soil, water and air.

Grassland Ecosystem- Grassland is biome and is a big open area of grasses, which is usually used for animals to graze.    


                                          

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