The ecosystem and urinary system interact in many ways.
One way that they interact is that the cells that make up the urinary system go through cell respiration using glucose and oxygen from the ecosystem. Without this glucose and oxygen, the urinary system would not be able to function. The ecosystem and urinary system also interact in the way that urine (a part of the urinary system) contains things from the ecosystem. Urine is 95% water and 5% urea (which is made up of sugar, protein, and other wastes from the blood.) Water, sugar, protein, and other wastes all come from the ecosystem. If urine didn't contain all of these things, then there'd be not way to give these things back to the ecosystem, which would not be good because other consumers in the ecosystem need these things in order to survive.
The ecosystem and urinary system interact in many ways.
One way that they interact is that the cells that make up the urinary system go through cell respiration using glucose and oxygen from the ecosystem. Without this glucose and oxygen, the urinary system would not be able to function.
The ecosystem and urinary system also interact in the way that urine (a part of the urinary system) contains things from the ecosystem. Urine is 95% water and 5% urea (which is made up of sugar, protein, and other wastes from the blood.) Water, sugar, protein, and other wastes all come from the ecosystem. If urine didn't contain all of these things, then there'd be not way to give these things back to the ecosystem, which would not be good because other consumers in the ecosystem need these things in order to survive.