Niches In The Savannah Ecosystem

The video explains how different species, such as giraffes and gazelles, coexist in the same habitat by occupying distinct niches, avoiding direct competition for resources. Dung beetles play a crucial role by recycling nutrients through the burial of feces, which fertilizes plants that feed other animals. This interdependence highlights the balance and roles each organism plays in maintaining a healthy ecosystem.

What is meant by the term 'niche' in an ecosystem?

How do giraffes and gazelles manage to coexist in the same habitat?

What role do dung beetles play in the ecosystem described?

In what way does buried dung contribute to the ecosystem?

Explain how each organism's role helps others to coexist in the ecosystem.