In the food chain, primary consumers eat producers (plants) and consume their energy, while secondary consumers eat herbivores and thus consume the producers' energy secondhand. As a beaver is an herbivore, it is a primary consumer.
Beavers are primary consumers. They are herbivores.
They eat tree bark and the cambium layer beneath the bark. They also eat some aquatic plants, leaves and twigs.
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Because it eats producers (plants), and in some cases, other consumers (bugs, other animals).
A beaver is a primary consumer, meaning it eats plants and trees. However, it is also food to secondary consumers such as wolves, bobcats, and other medium to large carnivores.
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It is a consumer. It eats grass
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