A consumer because a producer is an organism that creates its own food, a consumer that only eats animals Is a 2nd level consumer
A squirrel eating a nut is an example of a primary consumer gaining energy. A caterpillar eating a plant
Only if they eat other zooplankton (other consumers). Most likely though, they are eating phytoplankton (producers), which makes them primary consumers.
In biology? Consumers are organisms that cannot produce their own food (like plants), so they eat another organism to obtain energy. E.g: Grass->sheep->fox Grass is the producer (which obtains energy from the sun; photosynthesis), the sheep is a primary (or 1st order) consumer, and the fox is a secondary (or 2nd order) consumer. All animals that eat other organisms are consumers. Like a deer eating a plant. But A POLAR BEAR is a ''secondary consumer'' because it eats like, seals, and seals eat fish or other things
a transfer of chemical nutriet and energy
Bamboo is a producer, as it obtains energy from the sun to create its own food.
A rabbit is a consumer, as it obtains its energy by eating grass and other vegetation.
A Muskox is a primary consumer, as it obtains its energy by eating various forms of vegetation, which are producers.
A raptor is a consumer because it obtains energy by consuming other organisms. Raptor species are carnivores that hunt and eat other animals to survive.
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An organism that obtains energy by feeding on other organisms is called a consumer or a heterotroph.
A small fish is a consumer. It eats algae which is a producer. Anything that is a consumer eats other consumers or producers(usually plants).
Wolverines obtain energy from the animals they consume.
yes it is because it eats the snake
A consumer cell is a cell that relies on other cells to provide it with the food it needs to survive. This is in opposition to a producer cell which produces its own food. Generally, animal cells are consumer cells awhile plant cells are consumer cells.
Heterotrophs
eating other organisms or their products; animals
Heterotrophs