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no each animal kept dying

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they were good but some died cuz there was too little of what they needed

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yes because i playide good

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yes cuz i put every thing down

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yes on the last one i played .i had to keep putting stuff they ate instead of more preditors.yes the preditors ate each other once.to keep putting stuff they need out

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feed the dingo: yup

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no because if one thing would died then what thing what eta it would died

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yes,o e of the things could not be bigger than the others if so everything would be out of order.

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no, i think because i wasnt feeding the animals that they were eating

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no .because their food was running out.i didnt notice any patterns .that they all need there food.

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I was playing " Feed The Dingo ". I couldn't keep them alive, But after i started to see that their predators were stayign alive

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Yes , I was able to keep everything alive & I also known it were many different patterns of organisms eating multiple things the energy in most ecosystems flows through the food chain.

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no because they had to many predators yes that you have to have a even amount of everything if not thigs well ger extict and that one thing feeds evrything

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no some of them had to eat others

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i was playing feed the dingo. the first couple of times it was stressful and the ants kept dying so i started putting out grass and these other plants. i think because there were more ants and the other ants didn't get to have some plants. um i didn't realize any patterns really. the mammals population has increase and the ant population was decreasing most likely later on the ants won't exist anymore.

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Were you able to keep everything alive? If not, why do you think that was? Did you notice any patterns?  Name at least one thing you have learned about Energy Transfer and ecosystems?