(SOLVED!!) Which of the following examples best describes an organism's niche?

Panda bears have a very limited diet, primarily feeding on bamboo in their environment.

Snakes will eat various types of birds and mice and must adapt to many different locations.

Due to increased population, the bobcat will move to a different habitat and eat new sources of food.

A lack of resources causes rats to eat each other instead of producers.

Given what we know, the example that most appropriately described an organism's niche is that Panda bears have a very limited diet, primarily feeding on bamboo in their environment.

What is a niche in ecology?

It is described as a role filled by an organism.
This role or trait is specific to the environment of the organism.
It describes the adaptation of the organism to the resources present.

Therefore, given the definition of a niche as an adaptation or role filled by an organism that is specific to their environment, we can confirm that the example with the panda bears fits this description since they will only eat bamboo, being the only bear species to not be carnivorous.

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