Food Chains and Food Webs

The chainman (who can be either sex) is the least senior worker on a surveying crew. They hold the end of the measuring tape (which used to be a chain, made of links) on the mark while the lead chainman sets the next mark. Their job is as important as anyone else on the crew, as accuracy requires they hold the chain exactly. The chainman is also responsible for cleaning and maintaining the surveying equipment and making sure there are adequate supplies. The biographies of most famous engineers begin, "Her first job was as chainman with..."

Agri-food is the business and process of making food agriculturally, or food produced in such a manner.

The Gibbon is a secondary consumer, as it eats plants, leaves, buds, small birds and insects. they are also a tertiary consumer.

Transfer of energy

phitoplankton

Probably a walrus.

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There are a range of creatures that the penguin can, and will occasionally get eaten by. These include tiger seals, killer whales, and the large eagle like birds out of happy feet. (Yeah I dont know what they are called... XD) They are also eaten by a range of other creatures.

I am not quite sure but it does have something to do with a wolf I am guessing...😒 I am bored

In the middle under big birds

they eat berries fruits and corn out of peoples fields . they also eat insects.

i think there called shinchakas but i really dont know how to spell it sorry :D

Where does the olm fit into the food chain

No, rabbits do not eat catmint -- it is reputed to be a good plant to use to repel wild rabbits from your garden, so it is probably not safe to give to pet rabbits (who don't always know what is safe for them and what isn't, like their wild cousins do -- animals lose some of their instincts with domestication). See the related question below about what to feed a rabbit for details about a healthy rabbit diet.

The role of the sun in the ocean food chain is .... there is some plants in the ocean so, it give the plants food and some animals eat the plants and you know the rest.

yes the eat mostly insects and other very small animals

They are all terms that are used to talk about organisms in a habitat.

Autotrophs are the producers (plants) heterotrophs are organisms that cannot produce their own food and eat other organisms for food. A food chain shows a series of organisms each dependent on the next as a source of food

A dolphin is a consumer.

As a Decomposer

whales

Pie, pee, poop and more of the "p"s.

Mainly Ants and termites

True, energy is lost as you move up the food chain, meaning that the population of producers cannot possibly be large enough to support a population of consumers exceeding the tertiary level.

An extruder mixes and cooks cereal ingredients in a process that also shapes and colors the mixture

the food chain will not star becaues the sun need grow the food so thst animals will eat the grass then other animals can eat that animal themn other animals that animals

Food chains give a simplifed view of the flow of energy because, for example if the grass eats fertilizer and a cow comes and eats that patch of grass and then humans come and we eat the cow the the energy from the fertilizer, the grass, and the cow all go into us because it was pasted down to the organisms that were part of that food chain. Hope it makes sence. :)

Flatworms are the simplest of the worm groups. There are about 20,000 species in this group. They are found many places and can be free living or parasitic. A parasite lives off of another living thing called a host and can be harmful. One of the best known flatworms is the tapeworm. The tapeworm can get into a person's digestive tract and grow to enormous lengths. The tapeworm then eats off the host and is dangerous to the host as it grows and consumes more of the host and its food.

Flatworms are found in marine and fresh water.