Ecosystems
A consumer is any organism that needs food to survive. This includes all animals including herbivores (cattle, sheep) and carnivores (lions, tigers, foxes, hyenas).
Economics
A consumer is the final purchaser and/or user of retail products and services. Most families and many company operators are consumers.
To eat something when you are famish.
A unicellular producer example :bacteria a multicellular consumer example: fungi
A quaternary consumer is an organism that eats tertiary consumers. Example: Carnivores eat Carnivores Humans eat Cats [Gross, but true :) ]
It could be an example of predation where one animal feeds on another. Or it could be an example of the dolphin as a consumer in the food chain.
Primary consumer would be a cow that ate grass, secondary consumer would be the lion that ate the cow that ate the grass. Primary consumer is the fish that eats algae, secondary consumer is the barracuda that eats the fish that ate the algae. It expands to tertiary consumers as well, which would be the shark that ate the barracuda that ate the fish that ate the algae.
Second-order consumers feed on first-order consumers. An eagle is an example of a second-order consumer. Examples of first-order consumers are rabbits and mice.
Craigslist, ebay, varathane, PayPal, etsy all are consumer to consumer.
consumer protection
A unicellular producer example :bacteria a multicellular consumer example: fungi
Craigslist, ebay, varathane, paypal, etsy all are consumer to consumer.
There are many examples, actually, all cases of a animal eating another animal are the examples of a consumer eating consumer in that all animals are consumer. for example, a sparrow eats a fly.
It can be many things, for example a lion.
Yes, a cheetah is a consumer. All animals are consumers.
E-bay, amazon
An example is a snake that eat reabbits
a hawk
goods
the producer (grass gets eaten by a consumer (deer)