Interdependence of organisms in ecosystems

Organisms in an ecosystem interact with each other in predictable, repeating patterns: some compete with each other for the same resources, some hunt other organisms for food, and some help each other in ways that benefit both, called mutualism. The same basic patterns of competition, predation, and mutualism show up across many different ecosystems, not just one.

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