What are 3 biotic and abiotic factors for gray wolves?

Answer 1

Biotic is living factors. Abiotic is non-living

I'm assuming you mean for survival. Abiotic factors will be nonliving things like weather, habitat destruction, wind, and prey that is cut off by a physical barrier. Abiotic factors for a grey wolf could be disease or predation, parasites, or any other living thing interacting with your wolves.

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Answer 2

Michael Adams

Biotic factors for gray wolves:

Prey species (e.g., deer, elk)
Other predators (e.g., bears, cougars)
Pack members

Abiotic factors for gray wolves:

Temperature
Terrain/vegetation
Availability of water sources

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