Are all living things part of a food chain?

Answer 1

One way they are similar is because a chain is made full of metal links. In a food chain your energy is your metal and the links are the animals. The animal eats one animal and gets 10% of its energy. And that is the process of the food chain and the links go on forever until they are all gone for the metal chain, and it goes the same for the food chain

Answer 2

African Food Chain: Grass gets eaten by Rabbits, Impala, Wildebeest, Buffalo and Giraffes. Wildcat, Mongoose, Honey Badgers, Large Snakes, Monitors and small raptors eat rabbits, Small Mongooses, Insects, Small Lizards and snakes, Wildcat, Mongooses and Large snakes get eaten by lions, leopards, martial eagles, largest snakes, jackal, serval, caracal, hyena and African wild dog, Martial eagles, jackals, servals and caracals eat small cats, chickens, rabbits, foxes and small Birds of Prey, Servals, caracals, martial eagles and jackals get eaten by african wild dogs, Spotted hyenas, lions, leopards and pythons. African wild dogs, spotted hyenas, Lions, Leopards and pythons eat mongooses, lizards, monitors, birds of prey, small cats, foxes, antelope, goat, sheep and cows, African wild dogs, spotted hyena, lion, leopard and python is the top predator.

Answer 3

It could be looked at that way. The "little" things get eaten by the "bigger" things, and when the bigger things die, they feed the little things. Simplistic, but accurate.

Answer 4

yes . grass is a producer and it is the grass that consumers consume.

Answer 5

a food chain is a series of organisms each dependent on the next as a source of food

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Answer 6

Yes. If they occurred in that ecosystem naturally (not put there by a person).

Answer 7

Yes they are, whether they are on the top or the bottom they still need to have a source of food, which they obtain from the lower class.

Answer 8

Yes.