Abiotic Factors: Non-living elements (like sunlight, temperature, and rainfall) that influence the living organisms in an ecosystem.

• Real-world Example: Sunblock! ☀️ Think of how you need sunblock on a sunny day. The sun (an abiotic factor) affects your skin, just as it can influence the types of plants and animals that thrive in a certain area.

Biomes: Large regions characterized by specific ecosystems based on the species present and their adaptations.

• Real-world Example: Think of it like your favorite game settings. 🎮 Different 'maps' or 'worlds' can be like different biomes, each with its own set of challenges and features.

Ecosystem: A community of living organisms interacting with their environment.

Any particular set of abiotic factors = a type of ecosystem that's likely to develop.

• For instance, lots of rain and warmth might lead to a rainforest. 🌧️🌴 But little rain and warmth could give you a desert. 🌵☀️

Although ecosystems can have different species based on their geographical location, the species will have similar adaptations.

• Like wearing similar coats in cold weather! ❄️

All ecosystems of a certain type combine to form a biome.