A group of species that share the same habitat is referred to as a biocoenosis. This community comprises various organisms that interact and coexist in a specific environment. Biocoenosis includes all living entities—plants, animals, fungi, and microorganisms—that influence each other's ecology. Understanding biocoenosis is essential for appreciating how species rely on one another and their shared surroundings, revealing interactions such as competition, symbiosis, and predation. Studying these groups helps ecologists analyze the health and sustainability of ecosystems, providing insight into conservation efforts and ecosystem management.