Tapeworm+habitat+abiotic+and+biotic+factors

My organism lives in different animals feces and small intestines. The environment of a tapeworm contains moisture from water. The temperature of the environment is warm because a tapeworm lives inside an organism, who’s body temperatures is warm.


 * ** Abiotic   ** || **  Biotic   ** ||
 * Feces || Grass ||
 * Hot temperature of small intestines || Bacteria in the feces ||
 * Cooler temperature out side small intestines || Larvae ||
 * Digested food in the small intestines || The tapeworms host ex. Cow, pig, flea, human, etc. ||
 * Moisture of water in the small intestines and feces || Cells of the intestinal wall ||
 * Sunlight || Bacteria in small instestines ||
 * Air || ||
 * Wind when outside || ||

In the tapeworms habitat the abiotic factors influence the biotic factors. When the tapeworm is living in its host, (pig, cow, sheep, dog, human, or flea) the temperature of the organism insides must be warm. If it is not warm certain bacteria that the tapeworm eats will not be able to live causing the tapeworm to lack food and energy. Also, there needs to be digested food in the host of the tapeworm because otherwise there is no food for the tapeworm to move and reproduce. Like humans tapeworms need food to grow and reproduce. The moisture in the small intestines and feces allow for the tapeworm to survive. The tapeworm is a transitional organism from aquatic organisms to land organisms, therefore it needs some moisture to function. The air, sunlight and water all allow for the tapeworms hosts to survive. Without one of these factors the tapeworm would have no home and no way for transportation.