What is grassland food chain?

Answer 1

A food chain explains predator-prey relationship and energy transfer from one level to next level in a given ecosystem. It shows how different living organisms are dependent on another species in an ecosystem for their food requirements. A grassland is defined as a large open space filled with grass.

A typical food chain in a grassland:

→Sun

→grass (producer)

→mouse (primary consumer)

→snake (secondary consumer)

→hawk (tertiary consumer).

→Grass

→ Grasshopper

→ Toad

→ Snake

→ Hawk

→Bactriea

(Producers)

→ Herbivores

(Primary Consumers)

→ Carnivores

(Secondary, tertiary, etc. consumers)

→ Decomposers

Answer 2

A grassland food chain is a system that illustrates the flow of energy from plants (producers) to herbivores (consumers) to carnivores (secondary and tertiary consumers) in a grassland ecosystem. It typically starts with the grasses and other plants being eaten by herbivores like rabbits or deer, which are then preyed upon by carnivores such as foxes or hawks. This chain highlights the interconnected relationships between different organisms in the grassland habitat.

Answer 3

Over 25% of the Earth's surface is covered by grasslands. Grasslands are found on everywhere except Antarctica, and they make up almost all of Africa and Asia. There are several types of grassland and each one has its own name. Prairies, plains and savannas are all grasslands.

Grasslands grow where there isn't enough rain for forests but too much rain for deserts Grasslands are filled grass. There are many types of grass, though. Fields of wheat are considered grasslands, even though they are often cultivated by people. Grass is special because it grows underneath the ground. During cold periods the grass can stay alive until it warms up.

Answer 4

an example....

Grass

→Grasshopper

→Toad

→Snake

→Hawk

→Bacteria of decayIn general,Autotrophs

(Producers)

→Herbivores

(Primary Consumers)

→Carnivores

(Secondary, tertiary, etc. consumers)

→Decomposers

Answer 5

vegetation (producer)------>grasshopper, moth (bugs, primary consumer) & rat, squirrel(small rodents)------->badger, fox, snake (bigger woodland animal, secondary consumer)-------->wolf,bear (big meat eating animal, tertiary* consumer)

hope that helped.

*3rd level

Answer 6

clovers-->rabbits-->red-tailed hawk

grass-->grasshopper-->rat-->snake-->hawk

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Answer 7

mouse-zebra-cheetah

Answer 8

Insignia her inteligent and her hearth -Karol melissa ku Maldonado :3

Answer 9

Grass > gazelle > lion

Seeds > mouse > snake > badger

Trees > termites > monkeys > leopard

Answer 10

the big ones eat the small ones