What are biotic components of a habitat?

Biotic components of a habitat are all the living parts of an environment. They include plants, animals, microorganisms, and all other living organisms that interact within a habitat.

Examples of biotic components include trees in a forest, fish in a pond, birds, insects, fungi, and bacteria. These living organisms depend on one another in different ways, such as for food, shelter, reproduction, and maintaining natural processes.

Biotic components work together with non-living components of the habitat to form a complete environment where different organisms can survive and interact.