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A fungus is a eukaryotic organism that decomposes dead animals and uses the nutrients to survive.

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Wolves are canines that hunt in packs and typically eat large animals, such as moose.

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These tertiary consumers rely heavily on their sense of hearing to capture their prey.

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Native to the Americas, this owl is an extremely adaptable bird with a wide range.

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The lynx is a medium-sized wild cat which usually hunts small mammals

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The red fox's tail is used as a warm cover and a signal flag, and is about 1/3 of its total length.

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Mammals make up the bulk of this hawk's diet. It is also known as a raptor, or a bird of prey.

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These consumers are insects that work together in a colony-some species can carry up to 3 times their own weight!

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The moose, a first level consumer, is well known for being the largest of the deer species, and for having huge antlers.

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These consumers are generally larger than rabbits, and have large furry feet that help them move around in the winter

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These consumers live on the floor of the forest, rather than in its trees.

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The white spruce is a large coniferous evergreen tree, and also a producer.

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Aspen trees are producers that grow in large groves in the wild.

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This producer is a tree that can be found in woodland areas, or areas with dappled shade.

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This grass gets its energy from the Sun's light. It is a producer.