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1) Lion is a consumer who takes a deer (who is also a consumer) for food.
All Omnivores take another consumer i.e. herbivores for food!
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Consumer/Producer?
A consumer is a organism that takes energy from a producer which is something that makes its own food
What do you call a consumer that hunts for another for food?
A cannibal.
What does the consumer mean in science?
A consumer means any living thing that has to eat another living tHing because It can't produce it's own food. Example, here is a food chain: Lettuce(producer)-is food for- slug(consumer)- is food for- sparrow(consumer)- is food for- eagle(consumer)
What does the word consumer mean in science?
A consumer means any living thing that has to eat another living tHing because It can't produce it's own food. Example, here is a food chain: Lettuce(producer)-is food for- slug(consumer)- is food for- sparrow(consumer)- is food for- eagle(consumer)
What fraction of food energy can be passed on to another consumer?
Only 10% of food energy is passed on to another comsumer.
Is ant a producer or consumer or decomposer?
I Believe that an ant is a consumer
What is a consumer in a food chain?
it is like a deer or something that eats grass
Yay but what is a consumer?
Something that eats another animal in the food chain
Is an Emperor scorpion a consumer?
yes a consumer is when an animal eats another animala and a producer makes its own food and scorpions cant do tht
What position does the nutria have in an food web?
They have the consumer part in the food web
Are fishes consumer or producer or consumer?
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Is a kangaroo a consumer or producer or decomposer?
A kangaroo is a consumer, as they are grazers. A producer is an organism that would create its own food. E.g., a plant. A consumer is an organism that consumers another. E.g. a kangaroo or a lion. A decomposer is a an organism that would consume the decaying matter of another organism. This includes saprotrophs, which live on their food. E.g. a fungus.
