Food Chains and Food Webs

Regulates metabolism and creates energy for food

Seeds and insects.

you know that one with the puffer fish that eats that fish yea you know

there's rumors, but not yet, maybe in the future

A food chain or food web can provide a lot of good information. This information may include animal interaction or a deficit in the ecosystem.

man is surprisingly on the top of the food chain

It looks like a margarita a person then no margarita

There is no Antarctic wolf.

No animals live on Antarctica: it's too cold and there is no food chain.

The amount of food doesn't matter as much as what type it is. A breakfast that has foods that will be metabolized over a period of time rather than quickly will give your body energy for a longer period than no breakfast, or one that is rapidly digested. Aim for foods that are low on the GI index.

they really are not hard to find but are very interesting. having eight legs and all, and also being able to be very intelligent enough to solve mazes and puzzles!

I believe that it would be a good thing if retailer-organized channels dominated consumer product marketing because it reduces costs and provides customers with great value. It also reduces buying and selling cost, which would be great because it would allow the company or firm to make more money. On top of that the results would be that the final consumer will end up paying less for the products. So, it sounds like everyone would benefit from retailer-organized channels.

Northern Goshawks (Accipiter gentilis) are the largest of all North American accipitrids. Their diet consists of birds and mammals, ranging from icterids and other relatively small birds to grouse and snowshoe hares. They usually hunt by ambushing their prey.

Bull Sharks are apex predators. They are known to eat any living creature that lives in its surroundings. Its diet would include fish, turtles, dolphins, crustaceans, other smaller bull sharks etc. They are also known to attack humans. They usually chase and attack their prey.

There are: people. That's why these species are endangered.

a gecko

If you mean which biome i don't know sorry. But if you mean where it is a primary consumer or in rare cases a secondary consumer

the lions eat all meat than nothing eats the lion unless its dead

Bacteria or Fungi?

Florivore, nectarivore, and pollenivore are the types of insects that eat flowers. The above-mentioned kinds of herbivore ("plant-eaters") respectively favor flowers, nectar, and pollen as food sources.

poop thats it thank you

It is because a niche relates to the entire habitat, including weather, predators, and its prey.

Yes people do eat squid..especially Asian people.

This question has been asked since the dawn of time. When man first became self-aware, they then began to question the awareness of of the creatures which surrounded and intruded upon his daily life. Oddly enough, it was not the more accessible animals, such as birds or insects, that man chose to question, but the effervescent horse, the beast that appeared and disappeared in large groups, whose then cloven hooves would echo thorough the then forest of ancient and now dead trees. Man seemed to question: Was the creature I just saw trying to eat the moss off of my roof really there, or have I been experimenting with the nature and philosophy of having a crap roof and being worried that it will fall down? This is where the term "nightmare" evolved. In this sense, "Is horse exist?" really captures the universal and ongoing quest to both reconnect with the past and push forward into the future. In questioning the nature of the horse today, we must ask ourselves, "Are we questioning the nature of the horse in today's society?" Certainly, there is less need for the horse, as today's carriages are most assuredly horseless. So where does the horse fit in? Luckily, society has posed the answer: Jello.

The desert tortoise, javelina and deer will eat prickly pear cacti.

construct to food chains with the help of the given energy pyramid