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    Quarter 2 - Week 7 - Lesson 8

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    The document discusses the effects of interactions among organisms in their environment, providing examples of how interactions between egret and carabao, cows and grass, locusts and plants, worms and humans, and tarsiers and trees can impact the organisms and environment. The interactions can be beneficial, harmful, or have no effect, and an overpopulation of one organism can harm others by competing for resources.

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    Science

    Quarter 2 -Module 8

    Effects of the Interactions


    among Organisms in their
    Environment
    At the end of this module, you are expected to:

    Describe the effects of the interactions among


    organisms in their environment.
    The egret eats the flies and parasitic
    insects on the carabao. What is the effect
    of this interaction to the egret?
    The egret has food to eat while the
    carabao is protected from parasitic
    insects. The interaction is beneficial to
    both animals.
    There are too many cows in the grass
    field. Will the grass be enough for all the
    animals to eat throughout the year? Why?
    The grass is not enough for all the cows since there are
    too many of them. They have to compete for space and
    for food.
    They might look for another place where there is grass to
    eat. This interaction has affected the behavior of the
    sheep. The grass in the area is also affected. They will
    be consumed by the sheep.
    A group of locusts ate up all the plants in the
    field. How will this affect the plants, the
    herbivores or plant eaters and the farmers in
    the area?
    The leaves are damaged and consumed. They are eaten
    up by the locusts. This also affects the food supply not
    only for the herbivores but also to humans who are
    growing crops.
    The herbivores will not have food to eat which may
    result to a decrease of their number. It might also force
    them to transfer or migrate to another place where there
    are plants to eat.
    This kind of interaction can cause a change in the
    environment. It has a beneficial effect to the locusts but
    harmful to the plants, herbivores and humans
    There are worms inside the intestine of
    humans. Is this interaction harmful to
    humans? Why?
    Worms are found in the human’s intestine. One cause of having
    worms in the intestines is by eating and drinking unsanitary food
    and water. The man is harmed while the worms are benefited.
    There are tarsiers found in our country.
    They live in trees. Are the trees affected in
    this interaction?
    There are Tarsiers in Baguio. Tarsiers live in trees. In the
    interaction between the tree and the tarsier, the tarsier
    is benefited for it has a place to live while the tree is not
    affected.
    Organisms like plants and animals living in a particular place
    interact with one another in order to satisfy their needs.
    They also interact with the non-living things found in the
    environment like water, land, air and sunlight.
    Plants and animals need food, shelter, water and space in order
    to live. They also need protection and support.
    Most of the time, when they interact, they affect one another as
    well as the non-living things in their environment.
    The effect among the organisms whether plants or animals may
    be beneficial or harmful. In some cases, one organism is not
    affected by the interaction among them.
    When the population of plants or animals compete for
    their needs, the stronger organisms win and cause the
    losing organisms to find other ways of getting their
    needs.
    If their needs are not met, they either decrease in
    number or die.
    Are there any questions?

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