Types of stress that can disrupt homeostasis in organisms include physical, chemical, and biological stressors. Physical stressors might involve extreme temperatures or lack of resources, while chemical stressors could include toxins or pollutants. Biological stressors often arise from pathogens or competition for resources. These stressors can lead to physiological and behavioral changes, threatening the organism’s ability to maintain balance and function effectively. The ability to cope with such stress is essential for survival and overall health, particularly in changing environments.