The closest I can come up with is an "ecosystem" but that's kind of general and doesn't say anything about density. I feel like I've heard a word for this before but I'm not sure. Any ideas?
Another word for "teeming with life" like biodiversity or species richness?The closest I can come up with is an "ecosystem" but that's kind of general and doesn't say anything about density. I feel like I've heard a word for this before but I'm not sure. Any ideas?
Eco-diverse, bio-rich and fecund are words I've encountered in literature about jungles.The closest I can come up with is an "ecosystem" but that's kind of general and doesn't say anything about density. I feel like I've heard a word for this before but I'm not sure. Any ideas?
"Fecund" is limited specifically to reproducing abundantly. Of course it also is used metaphorically for someone who is very talented, productive, etc.Ooh. Fecund. Good one.
It is also used metaphorically for Nature, when describing an ecosystem that is dense in population and variety of life."Fecund" is limited specifically to reproducing abundantly. Of course it also is used metaphorically for someone who is very talented, productive, etc.
Not to mention, serving as food for the organisms at the higher levels.Well, I suppose because the diversity depends on all the plants, insects, birds and animals engaging enthusiastically in their respective reproductive activities.
I've heard the noun phrase "biodiversity hotspot", which really seems to nail it. But if you're after a specific adjective, I too can only think of general ones. Given the significance of biodiversity in a heating, choking world, it's probably time someone invented that specific adjective.The closest I can come up with is an "ecosystem" but that's kind of general and doesn't say anything about density. I feel like I've heard a word for this before but I'm not sure. Any ideas?
Wikipedia says that the definition has another very important dimension: the biodiversity is under threat of humans.I've heard the noun phrase "biodiversity hotspot", which really seems to nail it.
...and hey, what isn't.Wikipedia says that the definition has another very important dimension: the biodiversity is under threat of humans.
That's it. That's the exact term. I recognise it instantly.Fauntastic