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What are economic importance of snakes?
Snakes are part of the food chain. The rat population would grow without them, then more sells would occur for rat poisons. Look at the food chain aspect.
What is the food chain containing a wolverine?
the same food chain that contains the rest of the animals in the world! Duhhh!
What does a rat and toad have in common?
There are actually many differences. One is that both are part of the same food chain, the toad can eat a rat.
What position on the food chain is the eastern fox snake?
rat,mole,fox snake
What is an example of a food chain with 5 animals?
Tiger - Fox- Rat - Insects- Grass I think its right but... The food chain is going ->->
Can there be a food chain containing 10 organisms?
of course there could be a food chain containing 10 organisims. the world is big, most things are possible, and there are countless species of animals. many which we might not even have discovered yet.
What role does the rat play in the food chain?
Rats are omnivores and play the role of consumers in the food chain. They feed on a variety of plants and animals, making them an important part of the ecosystem as both prey and predator. Rats help regulate population levels of insects and small animals they prey on.
What is rat food?
Rat food is for rats
What is the kangaroo rats food chain?
a kangaroo rat eats seeds and badgers owls and foxes will eat kangaroo rats
What is the rat food chain?
Rats feed of plants, seeds, bread, bugs, grains, boxes,... and almost all the food and stuff we waste.
Is carbon passed along the food chain?
Yes, carbon is passed along the food chain as organisms consume other organisms. When organisms eat, they obtain carbon-containing molecules from their food, which are used for energy and growth. When these organisms are consumed by others, the carbon is further passed along the food chain.
What happens to the stored energy that does not advance from one level of the food chain to the next.?
The stored energy that does not advance from one trophic level of the food chain to the next either disappears into the air or is used by the organism containing it.
