Omnivores
plants make energy and food from the sun with photosynthesis. Animals eat plants which give the consumers energy. We breathe oxygen
Most things that are not plants are consumers. So, too, are reptiles consumers because the can consume plants or other animals for energy, but cannot produce their own energy.
Plants are the primary consumers of the sun's energy. Plants convert the energy into food for themselves and other creatures. Animals eat the plants, thereby transferring their energy to the animal. A plant that produces its own food by using the sun's energy is called an autotroph.
Plants are the primary consumers of the sun's energy. Plants convert the energy into food for themselves and other creatures. Animals eat the plants, thereby transferring their energy to the animal. A plant that produces its own food by using the sun's energy is called an autotroph.
Consumers.
Cows are primary consumers because they eat plants. In fact, all vegetarian or herbivorous animals are primary consumers. Consumer levels are defined by the way in which an organism obtains energy. Plants obtain energy from the sun through photosynthesis. Primary consumers obtain energy by eating plants, and secondary consumers obtain energy by eating other animals.
Consumers secure energy from their surroundings. Consumers are organisms that obtain energy by consuming other living organisms, such as plants or other animals. Decomposers, on the other hand, break down dead organisms and organic matter to obtain energy.
Fish are consumers, because they eat other animals or plants and they do not produce their own food.
Plants get their energy through photosynthesis, and animals get their energy by consuming plants or other animals.
Chicken is a consumer. Producers are (basically) plants, whereas consumers are animals that eat plants or other animals (very simplified).
THey obtain energy by eating consumers and producers.
eating other organisms or their products; animals