A food web is a series of food chains linked together. Their purpose is to show how energy transfers itself through an ecosystem, or some sort of environment.
Food webs are divided into different "levels" which consist of at least one living organism - producers (like plants and trees) count.
Arrows (or some sort of indication) point from lower levels to higher levels (never vice-versa) - which indicate the flow of energy between the two living organisms.
Together with the organisms in the levels, and the arrows showing the flow of energy between the levels, a food web is created.
The different levels have a special name
first-order consumers also known as primary consumers
second-order consumers also known as secondary consumers
third-order consumers also known as ( I don't really know what to call this one xD)
It depends on the options of the animals you are talking about sorry!
Food web.
A food web consists of one part of a food web. For example a food web would be: Carrot- Rabbit- Fox- Worm/ Decomposer. A food web is multiple food webs together. The multiple food chains 'web' together forming a food web.
Well naturally spiders have an unlimited supply of web. They need a web to catch food, if the web were to get torn and the spider didn't have unlimited web then he'd be out of food and die.
they are not in the food web
An aquatic food web is a food web that involves marine life.
no.
it is at the base of the food web
food web
It losses energy yep it does, I am doin a project in school
the difference is that a food chain is smaller then a food web because a food web is more animals then a food chain
no a food web consists of food chains linked together