African Ecosystem

African Ecosystem

African Ecosystem

The individual organism being a lion on the African wilderness is an endanger species that struggles in life to feed it self, and its pack members. In Africa there are animals that need to eat other animals to survive, and the lion is on the top chain. The producers of these ecosystems are plant that animals consume to survive in the harsh environment that Africa percents to this animals. The consumers are those animals that eat plants and animals to survive. The decomposers are the organisms that eat the remains of dead animals.

The lion is a carnivore that requires a large amount of meat to survive in the African wilderness. The lion hunts in packs to increase the chances of a successful hunt. These packs of lions will hunt, and control the population of dear, zebras and other animals (Wild Life Fact-Files January 1997). The female lions are the one that will hunt, and the male is the one that will protect the pack from other lions. This pack of lions is a population that lives together, and hunt together to feed them selves. The community of lions, zebras and dear live all together in Africa trying to survive in this harsh environment. The ecosystem of the African wilderness is composed of the lions,