Is a monkey a primary consumer?

Answer 1

No, a monkey is not considered a primary consumer in the traditional ecological sense. Primary consumers are organisms that consume producers (plants) directly, such as herbivores. Monkeys are typically omnivores or frugivores, meaning they consume a variety of foods including plants, fruits, insects, and sometimes small animals. Monkeys would be classified as secondary or even tertiary consumers in many food chains or webs.

Answer 2

Yes, monkeys are considered primary consumers because they primarily feed on plants and fruits, which are producers in the food chain. They play an important role in transferring energy from producers to higher consumers in the ecosystem.

Answer 3

Yes, some birds are primary consumers in that they eat plants or seeds. Some birds are secondary consumers because they eat fish, rodents, and other birds.

Answer 4

a hawk is a consumer.Hawks eat plants and animals he might even eat you some day! so you better watch out..

Answer 5

Many birds are considered to be primary consumers. This is because most birds eat the plants that are considered producers.

Answer 6

Yes, a macaw is a primary consumer. Primary consumers are herbivores that ea. plants, known as producers. Secondary consumers are those animals that eat the primary consumers.

Answer 7

no it is not

Answer 8

no unless they are from the moon

Answer 9

Yes they eat leaves not animals

Answer 10

Yes.