Controlling growth, dispersing seeds, and eating predators are ways in which bugs help plants. For example, bugs that are not invading or swarming in response to environmental stress and that are not natural enemies (such as aphids) may eat just enough to contain -- and not permanently damage -- development while acting as natural controls on "bad bugs" (as in the interaction between beneficial ladybugs and harmful mealybugs) and natural supports for the next generation by spreading pollen or seeds.
it tells us that without an habitat there would be no life on earth
A few wasps can sting and paralyze, before eating the Black Widow. She is also a favorite food of the Praying Mantis. Some birds will eat these spiders but could end up with an upset stomach from her poisons.
The following words name things in a desert.Arrange the words to form a food chain.Then,add arrows to show how energy moves throuth the food chain.The words are mouse grass sun bacteria coyote.
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first level consumers should be Herbivores like rabbits, giraffes, cow, goats, etc., because first level consumers comes before producers. Second and third level consumers could be Carnivores and Omnivores like lions, tiger, hawk, eagles, snakes, etc.
that would probably be a food web. like a spiders web many different overlapping threads create the whole picture. in other words one animal eats and gets eaten by many different other animals.
If a species of plant or animal in the food web was completely removed, there will probably be another to take it's place. Say that grass is removed from the food web. What eats grass? When a cow goes to eat grass, there is none. The cow would not die right away, but eventually it would. Who eats cows? People do. Large animals do.The mountain lions wouldn't be able to eat. They would die. You have grass. The grasshopper eats the grass. The fish eats the grasshopper. The bird eats the fish. The snake eats the bird. The bear eats the snake. We eat the bear. If you remove one place, than the next one just gets jacked up. Hope my point of veiw helped!
as we go up the food chain, of course, the energy will decrease...
it is because, from the primary producer, the primary consumer consumes it until the consumer will become the producer... and the cycle preceeds.. the energy will decrease because of the cycle..
Energy is transferred in a food chain. It starts with plants absorbing energy from the sun. It is then transferred up through the food chain by animals that eat plants which are, in turn, eaten by carnivore's.
Desert foxes eat a bunch of things including berries,rodents,bugs,and small animals.If you own a desert fox and want to know what to feed it well don't worry.These type of foxes eat almost anything!
If one or two organism were removed from the food web, then it would have a potentially big impact on the web e.g. maybe a bug species disappears, than all the predators that only rely on this type of bug will die of starvation, therefore all the predators of THAT predator will die too, because THEIR prey would be extinct
if we fish too much they will come exstinkt and then the hole food chain will callaps
If all the consumers in a food chain died, only the lowest rung of a food chain (the autonomic non-consumer) would survive.
They are at the bottom of the food web since it is a fungi or moss.
Hawk prey would decrease, and hawk predators would increase, making hawks decrease again. So to put it in context... Hawks eat mice, right? So the mouse population would increase, meaning more food for other animals that eat mice, like owls. So the owl population would increase, making mice decrease. Then animals that might eat hawks (I don't know if anything does) would increase, and eat all of the hawks then everything would eventually even out again.
To answer your question, lots of things will happen, but it will all even out again.