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What are decomposers?
What is the order of the food chain?
What is a secondary consumer?

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https://www.pebblegonext.com/modules/9/categories/8467/articles/8573https://www.pebblegonext.com/modules/9/categories/8467/articles/8573

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Animals are linked by the food chain.

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This is an energy pyramid. An energy Pyramid shows how much nutrients goes from the producers to the consumers. The nutrients is called glucose. Glucose is nutrients that plants use to grow when the plant dies from a primary consumer it takes away 10% of its glucose to do its everyday activities and so on and so forth.

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Sharks are NOT on top of the food chain. ( people eat them and also do moray eels and other sharks) ( moray eels eat SMALL sharks)

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Humans are at the top of the food chain since hardly anything eats us

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Energy pyramids show the food chain in a different way. At the bottom of the energy pyramid is the producer. At the middle and top of the pyramid are the consumers. They are the ones who eat the producers.

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Plants often begin a food chain since they can make their own food. Then they get eaten by other animals, that get eaten by other animals, and so on.

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Food chain

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Food chain photo

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Energy pyramids

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Food web

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The food chain

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Butterfly with spider

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Bird and crawfish

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Producers- organisms that can make their own food, tulip
Consumer- eats producers, owl
Decomposer- eats leaves animal waste dead plant materials then recycles eaten into soil, mush

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https://www.khanacademy.org/partner-content/mit-k12/chem-and-bio/v/a-million-sharks

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The balance in ecosystems is when animal species expand and more resources are used and animals die and move out. Then they have kids and the cycle continues. -Science Book

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The food chain is who eats whom in the wild. -Kiddle