Examples of natural ecosystems include tropical rain forests, grasslands, deserts and coral reefs. A natural ecosystem is defined as the biological community in a certain location, as well as the physical and chemical factors that make up the environment.Continue Reading
Tropical rain forest ecosystems have very dense vegetation and a greater diversity in animal and plant species than any other type of ecosystem.
A grassland ecosystem mainly consists of grass with some trees and shrubs. Savanna grasslands have a large number of grazing animals and predators. Prairie grasslands are usually devoid of shrubs and trees.
A desert ecosystem is characterized by a dry climate, sparse vegetation, and very few animals and insects.
Coral reef ecosystems are located under the surface of oceans and are home to many types of coral and fish.Learn more about Environmental Science