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Look outside your window! You might see green trees, fluttering butterflies, warm sunshine, and cool puddles of water.
Everything you see in nature fits into two big groups: things that are alive, and things that are not.
What makes something alive? Let's meet our first group!
Living Things (Biotic)
Biotic factors are all the living parts of nature, like tall trees, fuzzy rabbits, and buzzing bees.
You can tell something is alive because it grows, needs food and water, breathes, and makes new baby plants or animals.
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What about things that do not eat or grow, like rocks and sunshine?
Nonliving Things (Abiotic)
Abiotic factors are all the nonliving parts of nature that were never alive.
Bright sunlight, fresh air, cool water, dark soil, and hard rocks are all abiotic factors.
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What happens when living things meet nonliving things in the wild?