How do living things interact with each other in food chain and food webs?

Answer 1

Not really sure if this is what you're looking for , but I would say energy from the sun, leading to the producers (i.e. plants) then the animals that eat the producers etc etc the energy is given to the plants firstly and then eventually gets passed on through each animal the last animal on the food web has less energy than the pklants as it has been condensed

Answer 2

Living animals interact with each other in food chains because animals survive by eating other animals or plants. Like a mice eat seeds or nuts to survive, then a owl eats the mouse. Then a wolf eats the owl. Then the dead wolf is eaten by worms and bacteria.

Answer 3

The amount of matter in the nutrients plants produce is cycled through the

consumers and finally broken down by the decomposers back to the soil

so that plants can use it again.

Answer 4

When a animal in the food chain eats another lower in the food chain, the energy is transferred by heat and movement, some though is lost!

Answer 5

Yes