Niches
Definition: the behavior and description on how an organism fits in its community/ecosystem.
Jumping Spider: the jumping spider is part of the arachne family. It is usually a diurnal (day) and an active hunter. They have 4 pairs of eyes. Their habitats include mainly tropical forests, but they can live anywhere that has a population of trees. They leave a trail of silk behind them for purposes such as if a jump fails and they need an easy way back to their last location or if they missed the opportunity to catch their prey. They are usually carnivorous, but also include nectar and plant matter in their diet.
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Eastern Grey Squirrel: it is part of the sciuridae family. Much like other squirrels, the Eastern Grey squirrel is a scatter-hoarder. It gathers food and places it in different locations for later recovery. They are mammals. They are usually found in the eastern half of America. Their appearance can be mistaken with the the fox squirrel. Their diet contains tree bark, berries, acorns, walnuts and sometimes fungi that is found in forests.
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White Rose: it is part of the rosaceae family. It is a type of flower and is one of several types of roses. They can be planted anywhere that has sunlight and soil. Much like other plants, they require water to survive and produce food through photosynthesis. Their color can vary from white to yellows and reds.
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