It seems like it is difficult to understands the nature of the location of each ecosystem through the food web. The connection of the energy loop is clear but the boundary relationships to the patterns is not portrayed through the web.

If the base is set at zero, does that also mean that there is no energy stored at this level?

I think it is interesting to compare many of the innate behaviors of animals to those of humans especially migration. A lot the the patterns and habits of animals seem similar to human psychology topics, so it's compelling to consider when and why the human species may have lost forgotten instincts such as migration.

This makes me wonder if there have been more tests similar to this- is there other evidence among different species that show aggression or alertness to the color red?

I would agree that human activity is difficult to include in biodiversity. I think we have evolutionary diversity and our agricultural systems are diverse, but because of our drastic effects on the ecosystem, I don't see our species naturally fitting into biodiversity. I also think our overpopulation has decreased a lot of natural biodiversity.

What does genetic diversity look like in a single organism? Does it just it was reproduced with a diverse set of parent genetics?

Would this be an example of a genetic mutation? or is it just a gradual process through years and generations?