A group of fish, snails, water grass and tadpoles living in a freshwater pond may be described as a community.
COMMUNITY:
- A community in ecology refers to a group of different kinds of organisms living in a specific habitat or environment.
- A community has populations of organisms as its unit. That is, a collection of all biotic components of an environment is called a community.
- For example, group of fish, snails, water grass and tadpoles representing different species of organisms, living in a freshwater pond (habitat can be said to be a community.
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