Question

Can you think of any natural habitat on earth that is inhabited just by a single species?or,In nature animals , plants and microbes do not and cannot live in isolation but interact in various ways to form a biological community.

Answer 1

The natural habitat is the place in the natural environment that plants, animals and other organisms call home. Habitat temperature and precipitation are the two driving factors.

Complete answer:
A place where an organism makes its home is a habitat. A habitat fulfils all the world's requirements that an individual wants to survive. For an animal, that means everything it needs to find and gather food, choose a mate, and successfully reproduce.

Shelter, water, fuel, and space are the primary elements of a habitat. When it has the right amount of all of these, a habitat is said to have an acceptable arrangement. Sometimes certain components of an ideal arrangement may be met by a habitat, but not all.

There is no such ecosystem, and it is not a practical condition like that. The minimum requirement for every species is one additional species that it can feed on. Even plant species that grow their own food are unable to live on their own; they need soil microbes to break down the organic matter in the soil and recover the inorganic nutrients for absorption. In addition, without an animal agent, plants can not control pollination.

Note: Loss and degradation of ecosystems can occur naturally as well as by anthropogenic causes. Climate change, destructive events such as volcanic earthquakes and the interaction of invasive and non-invasive species are events contributing to natural habitat destruction.