The competitive exclusion principle states that two organisms cannot fill similar niches. true or false

True

Competition in the ecosystem is the interaction of living organisms. During competition, one organism is always lowered by the other. There are a lot of factors when you talk about competition; territory, food, water, and shelter can be a factor used during competition. Competition can never happen if two organisms are not located in one habitat. In order for competition to happen, organisms must be placed in one environment so that they will be able to compete with the factors around them.     

It's speed of rotation.