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Responsiveness: Organisms respond to changes in their immediate environment; this property is also called irritability. You move your hand away from a hot stove; your dog barks at approaching strangers; fish are scared by loud noises; and amoebas glide toward potential prey.
For all abiotic aspects of the environment, changing conditions require organisms to adapt or else suffer death. For example, a drought, flood, volcanic eruption, or earthquake drastically alters factors such as weather, water conditions, or even available elements and nutrients in the soil.iving organisms, such as tree leaves, can become a part of the abiotic environment once they die and have their nutrients absorbed back into the soil. Soil is part of an abiotic environment. A drought can alter the level of nutrients in soil.