Resource scarcity, competition, and the survival of organisms are interconnected in a way that scarcity of resources creates competition among organisms for those limited resources. As resources become limited, organisms must compete with each other for access to those resources in order to survive. This competition drives natural selection, favoring those individuals that are better suited to obtain and utilize those scarce resources, increasing their chances of survival and reproduction. Ultimately, the availability and accessibility of resources shape the competition among organisms, which in turn determines the survival of different species in the ecosystem.
