Food Chains and Food Webs

What does a consumer in a food chain depend of for energy?

Yes, according my uncle who is a scientists.

Just kidding the answer is yes but looked up off line after reading a article. No uncle that is scientist though. :(

a food web

Yes, they are as anything can be part of the food chain.

The primary consumer.

a food web links all of the animals in a food chain together. a food chain shows the amount of energy in each organism. and a food pyramid shows the levels. for example, there would be source of energy at the bottom, then a herbivore on the 2nd level, then a carnivore or omnivore on the top level.

Some sea turtles are known to have algaes that cover their shells or carapaces, fish can feed off of these algaes without hurting or hindering the turtles. In return for the free meal provided by the turtle for the fish, the fish give the turtle a clean shell, free of algae.

he eats a snuzcumber love ?

A food chain or food web.

He is unreliable leading readers to question what he is saying. 🦍🌲🌲🌲🦍

The things we do affect the world around us.

They eat. Some eat plants (herbivores), some eat meat such as other animals (carnivores), some eat both (omnivores).

The weasels food chain is as follows:

A weasels food chain is a predator.

They prey on mammals.

They can live anywhere they want to live.

They can raise their children anywhere.

Food Chain: Natural chain of consumption in nature. Example: Plankton, Small Fish, Big fish, Whale, Eskimo with harpoon.

Food Pyramid: Man-Made (FDA/Department of Agriculture). This is an index of what food categories, and in what amounts, the government believes you should eat to achieve a balanced diet.

Food Web: Elements of various foods within an ecosystem microcosm. The food web in Alaska (Bear eats Salmon) is different than the food web in Africa (Lion eats Zebra, eats Grass).

well if you count the sun as part of a food chain then the producers are the second thing on it. However, if you think that producers are the first thing then the second would be the first order consumers. They are usually herbivores.

First the food chain starts with a smaller animal and is then eaten by a bigger one. this then continues until there are no bigger animals left to eat the smaller ones and they the die of starvation due to no food.

Not high, although its head may be held that way. Hamsters are largely herbivorous, although they may eat small insects. But many more animals in the wild are dependent upon the energy generated by the calories of the hamster than is the hamster dependent upon the energy and calories of animals it eats. This chain of events places the hamster near the bottom of the food-chain spectrum.

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Generally, no. Owls and coyotes are both predators, so they prey on some of the same species. But, if a coyote finds a carcass of an owl, it will most likely eat it.

In the wild, wax worms are parasitic to bee colonies. They eat cocoons, pollen, and shed skins of bees, and generally destroy the honeycomb. The worms are food for many species of insectivores, as are the adult moths. In captivity, the worms are fed a mix of cereal grains, bran, and honey. They are primarily used to feed terrarium animals, carnivorous plants, birds, fish, and are often used as fish bait.

I am also trying to look for a Desert Death Adders food chain, sorry but im not sure, I need it for my Science Project.

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A Food Web
The most are found in tropical rain forests and temperate rain forests.