What animals are there in a zebras food chain?

Answer 1

Zebras are herbivores, meaning they eat grass (primary producers), to keep the environment in healthy shape and to prevent one species of grass from overrunning an area. Their presence also prevents other herbivores from taking over an entire area. As herbivores, they are also a food source for carnivores. Without them, animals such as cheetahs, hyenas, and lions would not be able to eat and survive. With the death of carnivores, the level of other herbivores would rise, and the level of grass (primary producers) would decrease due to population increases and low food supplies. Eventually, many animals and plant species would die. A biome would fail as a whole.

Zebras, as all animals indigenous to an area, keep an environment balanced.

Answer 2

Zebras are herbivores - plant eaters - so unless really small, hidden in the grass and eaten by accident there aren't any animals in the zebra's food chain. Zebras will however be a big part in the lions' food chain, as lions regularly hunt and eat zebras.

Answer 3

Depending upon the ecosystem and its biodiversity, there can be many trophic levels within a given food chain. A zebra, as a mid-sized mammal would be above plants and smaller mammals, but below larger predators such as lions.

Answer 4

Grass,sedges, bark, leaves,fruits, and roots. Grass,sedges, bark, leaves,fruits, and roots. Grass,sedges, bark, leaves,fruits, and roots.

Answer 5

sun,grass,zebra,lion,mushrooms mushroom goes through the lions tissue

Answer 6

It's under the big cats, such as lions.

It's over the grass.

Answer 7

Giraffes are at the bottom of the food chain. They are herbivores and eat nothing but plants and trees. They are hunted by carnivores like lions.

Answer 8

2nd last cause they are not carnivores?