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During predation, one organism would kill and consume another organism which is their prey. Usually, this happens on the action of carnivorous animal (like Jaguar) who would consume their prey (in this case the giant anteater).

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Savannah - Giant Anteaters (Secondary Consumer)

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Savannah - Giant Anteaters (Secondary Consumer)

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Giant anteaters in the Savannah feed on the grasshoppers.

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Terrestrial - Jaguar (Tertiary Consumer)

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Terrestrial - Jaguar (Tertiary Consumer)

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Jaguars, carnivores, feed on the anteaters. The jaguars are the largest cat species in the Americas and the third largest in the world. It is a keystone species, it plays an important role in stabilizing ecosystems and regulating prey populations.

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Savannah - Grasshoppers (Primary Consumer)

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Savannah - Grasshoppers (Primary Consumer)

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Grasshoppers feed on the grass available in the savanna.

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These grasses are found in the South American nations Savannah, including Venezuela and Guyana.

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Terrestrial Ecosystem - Guianan Savannah, Venezuela

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Terrestrial Ecosystem - Guianan Savannah, Venezuela

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This savannah covers the south of Venezuela, Guyana and Suriname and the north of Brazil. With an area of 10,437,652 hectares, the savannah is home to several unique flora and fauna.

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Shark covered by Remoras. *Scratch Scratch* *yum yum*

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Commensalism of Sharks and Remora under the Sea

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Commensalism of Sharks and Remora under the Sea

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Commensalism happens when two species live and interact together with one receiving benefits from such action, while the other party would be unharmed. The remoras in this case would consume the parasites living in the shark's body as seen above, and sometimes even from the shark's mouth! It also uses the shark to travel into far areas under the sea without wasting its energy (sharkTaxi). The shark would not be harmed from this, and the remoras are not really in danger!

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Tiger sharks are predators of smaller and almost all fishes in the South China Sea. The tiger shark is a solitary, mostly nocturnal hunter. They are huge and weighs up to more than 600 kg!

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Sea - Cheilinus undulatus, the Napoleon Wrasse (Secondary Consumer)

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Sea - Cheilinus undulatus, the Napoleon Wrasse (Secondary Consumer)

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The Humphead Wrasse or Napoleon Fishes are commonly found on steep coral reef slopes, channel slopes, and lagoon reefs in the sea. This species would feed on sea urchins and other smaller crustaceans. Sadly, they are ENDANGERED! One of the cause might be the continuous dispute in the South China Sea, leading to many oil spills on the trade route, weapons fired, illegal fishings - which might decrease their population.

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Sea urchins rely on the eelgrass to live, they consume eelgrass. They are usually found just below low water mark at depths down to twenty metres. It is found on rocks and boulders, and in meadows of the eelgrass

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A marginal sea in the Western Pacific Ocean with an area of around 3,500,000 km². The South China sea covers several islands and peninsula that belong to Indonesia, China, Philippines, and other Southeast Asian countries.

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Sea - Zostera Marina / Eelgrass (Producer) 

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Sea - Zostera Marina / Eelgrass (Producer) 

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Zostera Marina or eelgrass are found in many different seas in the world, including the South China Sea. This plant is an important member of the ecosystem in many areas because it helps to physically form the habitat and it plays a crucial role for many other species. It serves as food for several marine species and provides shelter too.

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Beautiful creatures under the sea, now prey of disputes and men's greed leading to aggressive competition for resources

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Taiping Island - A Concerto of Marine Life in the South China Sea