• Add a post with an organism (plant or animal) from an ecosystem

• Include an image of your organism and specify whether it is a producer, consumer, or decomposer

• Add at least 3 connections to show what your organism eats and what eats it

Type: Consumer

Connections:

1. What it Eats:

   • Grass (Producer)

   • Leaves (Producer)

   • Flowers (Producer)

2. What Eats It:

   • Frog (Consumer)

   • Bird (Consumer)

   • Snake (Consumer)

Tips for Completing Your Post:

• Make sure to find a clear and relevant image of your organism.

• Use reliable sources to identify what your organism eats and what eats it.

• Feel free to add fun facts or interesting details about your organism to make your post stand out!

What it eats

• Leaves (producer)

• Fruits (producer)

• Nuts (producer)

  What eats it

• Lion (consumer)

• Leopards (consumer)

• Humans (technically they hunt them but still yeah they kill chimpanzees)

  
  

  Fun fact: chimpanzees are extremely similar to humans. Chimpanzees also have similar behaviors to humans such as hugging, shaking their fists and more.

Connections:

1.What it Eats:

Frogs (Consumers)

Fish(Consumers)

Cray Fishes(Consumers)

What Eats It:

Sharks(Consumers)

Whales(Consumers)

Eagles(Consumers)

1: What it eats:

Nectar

leaves (producers)

flowers(producers)

What eats it:

frogs(consumers)

birds(consumers)

bigger butterflys(consumers)

What it eats:

Zebras (consumer)

Buffalo (consumer)

Antelope (consumer)

Warthogs (consumer)

What eats it:

Humans (sometimes hunt lions)

Fun fact: Lions are known as "the kings of the jungle" because of their strength and dominance. They live in groups called prides, and are the only big cats that hunt together!

connections:

1. What it eats:

Wild boars(plays an important role as both)

Deers(prey)

What Eats It:

They are Apex predators

What it eats

Rats (consumer)

Birds (consumer)

Small insects and bugs (consumer)

What eats it

Coyotes (consumer)

Lions (consumer)

Humans sometimes (consumer) :0

Fun fact: Cats can run at a top speed of 48 kph. They are also known to live longer than dogs, as the oldest cat lived to be 38 years old (which in human years is 168 years old!!). Cats can also jump really high, and cat taste buds cannot taste anything sweet. Also a cat has been to space.

in conclusion, cats are cool and cute! :)

Connections:

1: What it eats:

• grass

• legumes

• alfalfa

• clover

• hay

2: What eats it:

• wolves

• grizzly bears

• lions

• humans (per year they have 330M of them).

  
  

3: fun fact:

• Cows have a visual field of 330° almost all the way around!

• The natural life expectancy of a cow is around twenty years.

• They do not need much sleep.

• They have a strong sense of smell like dogs.

• Cows can hear higher frequency sounds than humans.

4: how to cow:

live the life of a cow.

What it eats

• Almost any form of meat:

• Rabbits (primary consumer)

• Squirrels (primary consumer)

• ducks (primary consumer)

• geese (primary consumer)

• dead remains (something idk)

• some snakes (secondary or primary consumers)

Its predators:

• Other Eagles.

• Owls.

• Snakes.

• Large Carnivorous Mammals.

• Humans.

Fun facts:

• Eagles can fly up to 30 m.p.h. and can dive at speeds up to 100 m.p.h.

• Bald eagles develop the characteristic white head and tail feathers by 4-6 years of age.

• Fledgling eagles learn to fly at three months of age.

• Eagles live can 30 years or more in the wild.

• Male bald eagles are smaller than females.

Connections:

1. What It Eats:

• Grass (Producer)

• Leaves (Producer)

• Berries (Producer)

2. What Eats It:

• Wolf (Consumer)

• Mountain Lion (Consumer)

• Bear (Consumer)

Fun fact:

Deer antlers grow every year. Male deer (bucks) regrow them in spring, and they can grow an inch per day! After using them in fall to

compete for mates, they shed them, starting the cycle again.

What it eats

Grass (producer)

Leaves (producer)

Fruits (producer)

Bark (producer)

What eats it

Lions (mainly prey on young elephants)

Humans (sometimes hunt elephants)

Fun fact: Elephants are the largest land animals on Earth, and they have an incredible memory! They also use their trunks to drink, grab food, and even greet each other.

What it eats:

1-Meat

2-Milk

3-Plants(to teeth on for kittens)

What eats it:

1-Usually Nothing

2-Eagle(for kittens)

Sources:

1-My Books

2-My Brain

Connections

What it eats

1. Chicken

2. Plants

3. Fruits

What eats it

1. Wolves

2. Jackals

3. Coyotes

Fun Facts

Did you know that dogs have 3 eyelids and that most puppies are born deaf!

What it eats

Seeds (producer)

Insects (consumer)

Grass (producer)

Small fruits (producer)

What eats it

Foxes (consumer)

Hawks (consumer)

Humans (consumer)

Fun fact: Chickens are great communicators with over 30 different sounds to warn, greet, and comfort each other! They can also recognize up to 100 different faces, including humans.

What it eats

Deers (consumer)

Ibexes (consumer)

Argali wild sheep (consumer)

What eats it

There are no animals that can be a natural predator of the snow leopard in its habitat, so naturally it is an apex predator.

Fun fact: Snow leopards are actually more related to tigers than leopards or other

species in the Felidae family. Snow leopards also can't roar and in Nepal their main prey is blue sheep (which aren't blue). They can also travel around 25 miles in one night.

Zebras(consumer)

Pigs(consumers)

Chickens(consumer)

What eats it: Humans and carnivores much bigger than it

Fun fact

These types of panthers have a incredible sense of smell

What it eats

Fish (consumer)

Crabs (consumer)

Rabbits (consumer)

Snakes (consumer)

What eats it

Jaguars and leopards (consumers)

Pumas (consumer)

Fun fact: In ancient Peru the people there used to worship ocelots (for whatever reason). The name ocelot is actually an Aztec word, and also ocelots live in rainforests.

What it eats

Grasses (producer)

Small trees (producer)

Leaves (producer)

What eats it

Mainly lions (consumer)

Leopards, cheetahs, and hyenas (consumers)

Fun fact: There are many different types of zebras, but the Plains zebra has a top speed of 65 kph. Zebras can also sleep while standing, and the stripes on zebras are used for camoflauge. Also their way of communication is overly sophisticated.

What it eats

Bamboo (producer)

Occasionally small rodents or birds (consumer)

What eats it

Snow leopards (rarely prey on young pandas)

Humans (sometimes hunt pandas or threaten habitat)

Fun fact: Pandas spend around 12 hours each day eating bamboo, and they have a special bone in their wrist that acts like a thumb to help them hold bamboo stalks!

What it eats

Small fish (consumer)

Worms (consumer)

Insects (consumer)

Crustaceans (consumer)

What eats it

Birds (consumer, mainly wading birds)

Large fish (consumer)

Fun fact: Axolotls are amazing because they can regrow lost body parts, including limbs, heart, and even parts of their brain! Known as the "Mexican walking fish," these unique creatures stay in their larval form for their whole lives.

What it eats

Ants (consumer)

Termites (consumer)

What eats it

Lions (consumer, rare)

Humans (often hunted for scales and meat)

Fun fact: Pangolins are the only mammals with scales, which they use to protect themselves from predators by rolling into a tight ball! They have long, sticky tongues to catch ants and can consume up to 70 million insects a year.

Baby:

What it eats:

Fish (Consumer)

Adulthood:

Other Sharks (Consumers)

Sea Turtles ( Consumer)

Seals (Consumers)

What eats it:

Orca/Killer Whales (Consumers)

Fun Fact:

The Great White Shark is the most deadly shark in the world. They are only fed apon by Orcas or Killer whales. Orca's are the apex predator of the ocean but the 2nd most powerful is the great white shark some people even call the great white the apex predator even though that is false

1 What it Eats:

Seeds: Producers

Walnuts: Producers

Insects: Consumers

2 What Eats It:

Crocodiles: Consumers

Mammals: Consumers

Snakes: Consumers

Fun Facts:

1. Parrots are often depicted in Literature ,Arts and culture which makes them symbols of beauty

2. Parrots can mimic human speech and can learn speaking habits.

3. Parrots are extremely social and thrive when in packs or flocks.

4. Many parrots bob their heads up and down while listening to music with consistent beats.

What it eats:

Jellyfish (Consumer)

Fish (Consumer)

Squid (Consumer)

What eats it:

Leopards (Consumer)

Sea lions (Consumer)

Sharks (Consumer)

Fun Fact:

Penguins have unique calls to help remember each other!

1. What it Eats

   Insects (Consumers)

   Worms (Consumers)

   Snails (Consumers)

2. What Eats it

   Foxes (Consumers)

   Cats (Consumers)

   Dogs (Consumers)

Fun Facts:

1. They Can Breath Through Their Skin

2. Some Species of Frogs are Venomous

3. They Can Change Color to match their environment.

1. What it Eats

   Grass : (Producer)

   Hay (Producer)

   Grains (Producer)

2. What Eats it

   Humans (Consumers)

   Wolves (Consumers)

   Domestic Dogs (Consumers

Fun Facts :D

1.Gentle Giants: Disregarding their size this specie is rather gentle

2.TeamWork : Ox's Thrive when in packs or flocks

3. Social Animals: They are animals with many social skills

1.What does it eat

Fish

Squid

Shrimps

2.What eats it

Tiger sharks

Dusky sharks

Great white shark

3. Fun facts

Dolphins can go more then 20 miles per hour

Dolphins only sleep with half of their brain

Connections:

1. What it eats:

   Bamboo(producer)

   Leaves(Producer)

   Stem of bamboo(Producer)

What eats it:

Snow leopard(Consumer)

Golden jackal(Consumer)

Dhole(Consumer)

What it eats:

• Zebra’s (consumer)

• Gazelle’s(consumer)

• Giraffe’s (consumer)

• Wildebeest’s (consumer)

  
  

  What eats it:

• Hyena’s (consumer)

• Elephant’s (consumer)

• Leopard’s (consumer)

• Crocodile’s (consumer)

  
  

  Fun facts:

• Lions only have a large population in Africa .

• Lion cubs are raised together.

• Lions are big eaters.

• Lions continue to hunt even during storms

  
  

• Berries (Consumers)

• Lettuce (Consumers)

• Mushrooms (Consumers)

3. If snails extinct there are problems that will not be solved. Snails help us natures clean-up. They are importance to humans because they give us calcium, iron and vitamin A.

Meat

Rabbit

Dear

A wolf is a consumer

Who eats it:

Grizzly bear

Black bears

Mother with cubs

Fun facts about wolf :

Wolf hunt in pack

Activity is diurnal

Wolf use dens for the rearing of young.

Wolf are cool

1.What it eats

*Grass(Producer)

*Hay(Producer)

*Alfalfa(Producer)

2.What Eats it:

*Lions (Consumer)

*Tigers (Consumer)

*Bears (Consumer)

*Wolves (Consumer)

*Leopards (Consumer)

1. What it Eats

   Grass : Producers

   Leaves : Producers

   Herbs : Producers

2. What Eats It

   Lions: Consumers

   Hyenas: Consumers

   Crocodiles : Consumers

Fun Facts:

1. Zebras are one of the only animals which have a name starting with Z

2. They are the only animal in the food chain with white and black skin

3. Zebras are strong migraters which means they can travel miles upon miles at a time

What it eats

Plants (producers)

Algae (producers)

Fungi (producers)

What eats it

Insect larvae (consumers)

Spiders (consumers)

Nematodes (consumers)

Fun fact: Tardigrades can actually go a long time without food and water. How it does this is via a process called cryptobiosis which slows its metabolism to less than 0.1% for food and 1% for water levels.

What it eats

What it eats

Leaves (producer)

Grass (producer)

Fruits (producer)

Flowers (producer)

What eats it

Foxes (consumer)

Dingoes (consumer)

Birds of prey (consumer)

Fun fact: Quokkas are known as "the world's happiest animals" because of their natural smile! They’re very friendly and curious, often approaching humans, but they’re also great climbers and can store extra fat in their tails for energy during scarce times.

What it eats

Lemurs (consumer)

Rodents (consumer)

Birds (consumer)

Reptiles (consumer)

What eats it

Humans (indirectly threaten fossas by habitat loss)

Fun fact: Fossas are unique to Madagascar and are the island’s largest carnivores! With a long tail for balance and semi-retractable claws, they’re excellent climbers and can leap between trees, making them skilled hunters in the forest canopy.

What it eats

Fish (consumer)

Amphibians like frogs (consumers)

Capybaras :( (consumers)

Deer (consumers)

Dogs (consumers)

What eats it

Humans (consumers)

Jaguars (consumers)

Caimans (consumers)

Fun fact: Anacondas are among the largest snakes in the world. The green anaconda can reach lengths of over 29 feet (8.8 meters) and weigh more than 550 pounds (250 kg). Anacondas are excellent swimmers and spend much of their time in water. They can stay submerged for long periods, with only their nostrils visible for breathing. Anacondas are carnivorous and have a diverse diet, feeding on animals like fish, birds, mammals, and even caimans. They can swallow prey much larger than their own head thanks to their highly flexible jaws. Like all snakes, anacondas are ectothermic (cold-blooded), meaning they rely on external heat sources to regulate their body temperature. Anacondas are ovoviviparous, meaning they give birth to live young. A single female can give birth to 20 to 40 baby snakes at once. They are typically found in swamps, marshes, and slow-moving streams in tropical South America, particularly in the Amazon and Orinoco basins. Anacondas have mottled green and brown skin that helps them blend into their surroundings, making it easier to ambush prey. Unlike some other snakes, anacondas are non-venomous. They rely on constriction to subdue their prey.

Anacondas have a strong presence in folklore and popular culture, often depicted as fearsome creatures in movies and books. In captivity, anacondas can live for 20 to 30 years, although their lifespan in the wild is typically shorter due to predation and environmental factors.

ALSO MADE BY SHAHEER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Type :

Consumer(herbivore)

What it eats:

Grass

clover

Hay

Plants

Wheat

What eats it :

Wolf

Dog

Coyote

fox

Humans

Fun fact: They can remember the faces of other sheep and even humans for years. This helps them stay social and find friends in their flock

What it eats

Grasses (producer)

Herbs (producer)

Shrubs (producer)

What eats it

Wolves (consumer)

Humans (sometimes hunt them)

Fun fact: Saiga antelopes have a distinctive, oversized nose that filters out dust and cools the air they breathe in summer, then warms it in winter! These unusual antelopes are critically endangered and live in the vast grasslands of Central Asia.

What it eats

Insects (consumer, especially larvae)

Fruits (producer)

Nuts (producer)

Nectar (producer)

What eats it

Fossa (consumer)

Birds of prey (consumer)

Fun fact: The aye-aye has a long, thin middle finger that it uses to tap on trees and locate insect larvae inside, then it digs them out to eat! This unusual lemur, found only in Madagascar, is considered one of the most unique primates in the world.

What it eats

Snowshoe hares (main prey [consumers])

Squirrels (consumers)

Grouse (consumer)

What eats it

Although they have a few predators, they have been eaten by coyotes (consumers), bobcats (consumers) or wolves (consumers).

Fun fact: The most iconic feature of all four lynx are the black tufts they have on the tips of their ears. Lynx cats also have large, reflective eyes that look like they glow in the dark. A fun lynx fact is that some believe the lynx got named after their eyes, from the Greek word 'leukos' which means white, or bright.

What it eats

Leaves (producer)

Buds (producer)

Fruits (producer)

Fungi (producer)

What eats it

Leopards (consumer, rare predator)

Fun fact: The okapi is the only living relative of the giraffe, even though it looks more like a zebra! Found in the dense rainforests of the Congo, okapis have long tongues that help them grab leaves and even groom their own ears.

WHAT IT EATS

• fish(consumer)

• Crustuceans(consumer)

other squid(consumer)

WHAT EATS IT

• whales(consumer)

• Sharks (consumer)

• Sea birds (consumer)

FUN FACTS

Squids have 3 hearts!

1 what does it eat

(1) sloth

(2) baby mammoths

(3) bison

(4) mastodon ( type of mammoth )

What it eats

Plants (producer)

Fish (consumer)

Crustaceans (consumers)

What eats it

Humans (consumer)

Humpback whales (consumer)

Whale shark (consumer)

Fun fact: Did you know that not all jellyfish have tentacles? Also some are immortal.

Nuts (producer)

Fruits (producer)

Vegetable (producer)

What eats it:

Hawks (Consumer)

Owls (Consumer)

Eagles (Consumer)

Fun fact:

Some parrots can live a very long time!

What it eats

Fish (consumer)

Shrimp (consumer)

Squid (consumer)

What eats it

Polar bears (consumer)

Orcas (consumer)

Fun fact: Known as the "unicorns of the sea," narwhals have a long, spiral tusk that is actually a tooth! Found in the Arctic waters, this tusk can grow up to 10 feet long, and scientists believe narwhals may use it to sense their environment or even to impress mates.

small mammals

birds

fish

type: carnivore (vertebrate)

what eats it:

nothing because they are endangered.

fun facts:

despite being a silent hunter and a carnivore, floppa's also have a playful nature and a cultural significance. Big floppas real name is Gregory and it is believed he lives in Moscow , Russia.gregory became a big internet meme because of the pictures his owner posted.

What it Eats:

• Fish

• Humans

• Smaller Sharks

What Eats It:

• Whales

• Bigger Sharks

• Some Crazy people

Fun Fact:

• Did you know that sharks don't have ANY bones!

What it ate

Abrasive foods such as nuts or tubers (producers)

What ate it

N/A (NO ONE KNOWS)

Fun fact: Homo naledi isn't really classified as a human ancestor, as they were far less intelligent than other species at the time of its existence (such as Homo florensis or Homo heidelbergensis). The species remains were discovered in the Rising Star cave system which is located in South Africa. Researchers noted that the brain size was approximately 1/3 of a Homo sapien brain today. It also displayed primitive, ape-like features but also displayed advanced human features which kind of confused scientists and eventually they came to conclude that it is basically a mix of primitive and advanced humans.

What it eats:

Rabbits (consumer)

Mice (consumer)

Rats (primary consumer)

What eats it:

Owls (tertiary consumer)

Coyotes (secondary consumer)

Foxes (consumer)

Fun fact:

Ferrets are fun and intelligent creatures who have a lifespan of 5-10 years, they live in forests, mountains and farmlands. Ferrets are very light creatures who weigh about 0.7 kg to 2 kg! Adult ferrets have a body length of 20 inches and a tail length of 5.1 inches. Ferrets are found in Europe, Western Asia and North Africa. Ferrets are a part of the weasel family and there are 62 species of ferrets. Ferrets can be kept as pets and be trained very well !!

What it eats

Mice (consumers)

Frogs (consumers)

Snakes (consumers)

What eats it

Other types of snakes like pythons or constrictors (consumers)

Eagles (consumers)

Skunks (consumers)

Fun fact: Owls sometimes have asymmetrical ears! This means that one hear has a higher opening than the other. Owls also have incredibly powerful talons, and also they have 3 eyelids.

What it eats

Doves (consumers)

Pigeons (consumers)

What eats it

It has no predators in where it's located, so automatically it is an apex predator.

Fun fact: This bird is native to the harsh conditions of Mount Kenya and also other countries in East Africa. Their nests can measure from 60 to 129 cm across as well!

What it eats

Fruits (producer)

Leaves (producer)

Tree bark (producer?)

What eats it

Poachers (humans, consumers)

Lions (consumers)

Hyena (consumers)

Fun fact: In order to defend themselves against predators such as lions, the giraffe has a fierce and powerful kick that can render the lion unconsious or in worse cases, decapitate the lion.

-worms

-bugs

-bees

WHAT EATS IT:

-birds

-snakes

-mongoose

FUN FACTS:

• They Aren't Always Black. ...

• Only Adult Females Inflict Dangerous Bites. ...

• Most Can Be Identified by a Red Hourglass Marking. ...

• Spiderlings Don't Resemble Adult Black Widows. ...

• They Make Cobwebs. ...

• Their Venom Is 15 Times as Toxic as a Prairie Rattlesnake's. ...

• Their Bites Are Rarely Fatal.

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1.what does it eat:

Grass

Oats

Wheat

Hay

Grain

2.what eats it :

Humans in some countries.

Fun facts

• Horses can sleep standing up

• Horses are measured in hands

• Horses have more than 600 breeds

• Horse are very intelligent animals some having larger iq’s then some humans

What it eats:

• Grass

• Shrubs

• Cushion Plants

• Lichen

• Forbs

• Mosses

What eats it:

• Wolf

• Black Bears

• Brown Bears

• Snow Leopard

Fun Facts:

• They're Gentle-natured and Intelligent.

• They Sound More Like a Pig than a Cow.

• They Have Large Lungs and Hearts.

• Female Yaks Rule the Herd.

Type: Consumer (Carnivore)

What it eats:

• Fish

• Krill

• Squid

What eats it:

• Killer Whale (Orca)

• Sharks

• Sea Lions

• Wolves

• Coyotes

• Bears

• Bald Eagles

Fun Facts:

• A seal's body stores enough fat in the blubber layer to allow the animal to go for extended periods of time without eating.

• In addition, most seals are opportunistic feeders and will consume a variety of fish, shellfish, and crustaceans.

• Seals do not eat on land.

• Category

• (vertebrate)

What it eats

1. Every type of meat

2. Cat

3. Bird

What eats it:

1. Snake

2. Other eagle

3. Tiger

FUN FACTS:

1. Eagle can live up to 30 year

2. Eagle has keen vision

3. Powerful predator

4. It has 60 different species

What it eats:

small lizards

mammals

baby dinosaurs eggs

What eats it:

Alioramus

young Tarbosaurus

large Troodontids

big Oviraptorosaurs.

Fun Fact: Raptors hunted in packs of 4 - 10 as they were small and needed more power.

What it Eats:

• blood :o

• cells 💀

• nutrients

What eats it:

Nothing can eat it, but macrophages, which are immune cells, can kill it. A natural medicine recipe is to mix a teaspoon of dried neem leaf powder with warm water or milk and drink twice a day for one week.

Scary Fact:

An average adult tapeworm can grow up to 25 feet, which is more than four average-sized people stacked together.

warning:

There is a possibility that chewed gum has tapeworms inside do not eat chewed gum from under a table etc.

formula for tapeworm:

😒+🪱=💀

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1. cat

2. every type of meat

3. bird

WHAT EATS IT

1. snake

2. other eagle

3. lion

4. Human AKA DONALD TRUMP

Fun Facts

1. they live over 30 year

2. eagle has a keen vision

3. Eagle has 60 different species

4. its a powerful predator

Category

(vertebrate)

.Zebra

.buffalo

.Antelope

What eats it

Sometimes humans eat lions

LIONS are Carnivores meaning they normally eat meat

fun fact

They can run up to 80 kilometres an hour this can be used to ambush prey

Type: Consumer (Carnivore)

What it eats:

• Krill (Consumer)

• Haddock (Consumer)

• Herring (Consumer)

• Salmon (Consumer)

• Mackerel (Consumer)

• Pollock (Consumer)

What eats it:

• Killer Whale\Orca (Consumer)

The Orca only eats juvenile, or young whales.

Fun Facts:

• Humpback whales grow up to 60 feet (18.3 m) long and 80,000 pounds (36.3 metric tons).

• Humpback whales can live for 80 to 90 years.

• Humpback whales have some of the longest migrations of any mammal with some populations swimming 5,000 miles (8,047 km) between breeding and feeding grounds.

Type: Consumer (omnivore)

What it eats

Fruits (producer)

Flowers (producer)

Small insects (consumer)

What eats it

Jaguars (consumer)

Large birds of prey (consumer)

Fun fact: Known as the "honey bear," kinkajous have long tongues to scoop out honey and nectar from flowers. They are nocturnal and live in rainforests, where they’re very skilled climbers!

What it eats

Seagrass (producer)

What eats it

Sharks (consumer)

Humans (historically hunted)

Fun fact: Dugongs are relatives of manatees and are sometimes called "sea cows" because they graze on underwater grass! These gentle animals can hold their breath for up to six minutes while feeding.

What it eats

Fruits (producer)

Small animals (consumer)

Fungi (producer)

What eats it

Dingoes (consumer)

Crocodiles (consumer)

Fun fact: Cassowaries are one of the most dangerous birds in the world, with strong legs and sharp claws. They’re also excellent runners, reaching speeds of up to 31 mph in the dense forests of Australia and New Guinea.

what they eat

Grass

Fruits

Leaves

What eats it

Lions: they occasionally hunt young Elephants

Crocodiles: when Elephants cross rivers crocodiles can attack young or injured Elephants

Hyenas: they attack young elephants when they are isolated.

Fun fact: Elephants have an excellent memory

They can eat from 90 to 136 kg of food a day

What it eats

Small mammals (consumer)

Birds (consumer)

Carrion (consumer)

What eats it

Owls (consumer, young devils)

Large eagles (consumer, young devils)

Fun fact: Known for their loud screeches and powerful jaws, Tasmanian devils are excellent scavengers. They can eat up to 40% of their body weight in one meal!

What it eats

Krill

Squid

Fish

Octopus

What eats it

Leopard

Sea lions

Sharks

Fun facts

Penguins evolved to fly underwater.

They are also herbivores

What it eats

Bamboo it makes 99% of there diet

Fruits:they enjoy fruits like apples and pears

Vegetables they also eat vegetables like carrots.

What eats it

Leopards: they live in the same region as pandas and may attack young pandas.

Tigers:when they are in the ranges of pandas they give a serious threat to young pandas

Fun facts:they eat for 10-16 hours everyday they eat from 12-38 kilograms of bamboo everyday

Clover

Hay

Grass

What eats it

Humans

Lions

Wolves

Fun fact

They have a strong sense of smell.

They have a life expectancy of 20 years

1:Grass(producer)

2: Herbivores(producer)

what eats it:

1: prey of wolves(consumer)

2: Argali sheep(consumer)

3: wild goats(consumer)

Fun facts:

1: Great Climbers: Ibex can climb steep cliffs easily, thanks to their special hooves.

1:Big Horns: Male ibex have huge horns that can grow up to 3 feet long and keep growing as they age.

1:Fighting for Mates: During mating season, male ibex fight by crashing their horns together to impress females!

What it eats

Fish (consumer)

Squid (consumer)

Crustaceans (consumer)

What eats it

Sharks (consumer, such as great white sharks)

Orcas (consumer, occasionally)

Fun fact: Dolphins are incredibly intelligent animals and have complex brains that allow them to solve problems, communicate, and even form friendships. They use echolocation, or sonar, to navigate and hunt underwater by sending out sound waves and listening for the echoes to detect objects, food, and other animals. Each dolphin has a unique “signature whistle” that acts like a name. They can recognize the signature whistles of other dolphins, even if they haven’t seen them for years, which is an amazing memory ability! Dolphins are also playful and are often seen riding waves, tossing seaweed, and even playing with other animals like seabirds and fish.

Dolphins live in groups called pods, which can range from a few individuals to several hundred, depending on the species. Pods work together to hunt, protect one another, and care for young dolphins, called calves. They’ve even been known to help sick or injured pod members by supporting them at the surface so they can breathe. Dolphins sometimes interact with humans in the wild, and stories of dolphins rescuing people go back centuries. Some believe that their social behavior, curiosity, and intelligence make them one of the most “human-like” animals in the ocean.

• Insects (such as crickets and beetles)

• Spiders

• Small rodents

• Other small invertebrates

2. What Eats It?

• Birds

• Lizards

• Small mammals

• Other larger scorpions

Fun Facts

• Scorpions can survive for weeks without food.

• They glow under ultraviolet light due to a substance in their exoskeleton.

• There are about 1,500 species of scorpions worldwide.

• Scorpions have existed for over 400 million years, making them one of the oldest land animals.

• Some species can even survive extreme temperatures and harsh environments, such as deserts.

What it eats

Rubus berries (producer)

Musanga (producer)

Trema (producer)

What eats it

Other birds (consumer)

Fun fact: Found in montane habitats including forest, forest edge, bamboo, and scrub. Generally inconspicuous, but will perch up to sing. The call is a high, thin “tsreep-tseet,” and the song is a complex and exuberant jumble of whistled and rattling notes.

What it eats

Shrubs (producers)

Wet plants (producers)

What eats it

Lions (consumers)

Hyenas (consumers)

Fun fact: The impala is known as one of Africa's most graceful antelopes. Predators include lions, leopards and cheetahs. Like other antelope, the impala is constantly alert to danger and has extremely acute senses of hearing, sight and smell. They can release a scent from their glands on their heels, which can help them stay together. This is done by performing a high kick of their hind legs. The name ‘Impala’ come from the Zulu language meaning ‘gazelle’.

What it eats

Shrubs (producers)

Succulents (producers)

What eats it

Leopards (consumers)

Black-backed jackals (consumers)

Fun fact: The springbok is South Africa's national animal. It's flag carrier, South African Airways (SAA)'s logo actually used to be a springbok until 2001. SAA's callsign is also 'springbok'. (a callsign is basically what ATC refers to for different flights. e.g. South African Airways Flight 295 [which crashed unfortunately] is 'SPRINGBOK 295'.)

What it eats:

Leaves (producer)

Grass (producer)

Seeds (producer)

What eats it:

Lions (consumer)

Leopards (consumer)

Hyenas (consumer)

Fun fact:

Giraffes spots are just like fingerprints! Every giraffe has a unique pattern of spots, much like human fingerprints!

What it eats

Berries (producers)

Frogs (consumers)

Skinks (consumers)

What eats it

I have no info on it so miss if you find it then post in in comments

Fun fact: The bird is attracted to flying swarms of ants and termites, and to insects flushed by ants swarming on tree trunks. Taps prey on perch and swallows it whole; squeezes abdomen of honeybees (Apis) until sting emerges, then lays bee down and pulls sting out with bill.

What it eats

Grasshoppers (consumers)

Fruits (producers)

Eggs (produces food, so I'm going to regard it as a producer.)

What eats it

Chimpanzees (consumers)

Cats (consumers)

Jackals (consumers)

Fun fact: A Senegal bushbaby will always land on its feet when it falls. When traveling along the ground, it hops on its two hind legs. Bushbabies in one study hopped 164 feet (50 m) during their foraging on the ground. The plaintive cries and endearing appearance probably accounts for their name "bush baby."

-grasses

-shrubs

-trees

WHAT EATS IT:

-coyotes

-mountain lions

-ocelots

FUN FACTS:

• Llamas tell their companions off by spitting at them. ...

• They will tell you their boundaries. ...

• Llama language is humming. ...

• Plant-based superheroes. ...

• Therapy dogs are old-school – therapy llamas are the new trend!

By Norah Bilal

What does it eat

• Carnivore: Tigers primarily hunt and eat large prey such as:

  • Deer (e.g., sambar, chital)

  • Wild boar

  • Buffalo

  • Smaller animals (occasionally, such as monkeys or birds

    
    

What eats a tiger

• Larger male tigers (in territorial disputes)

• Crocodiles (if they venture near water)

• Humans (poaching and habitat loss)

FUN FACT

No two tigers have the same pattern of stripes, which helps researchers identify and track them in the wild.

what it eats

1. Human

2. fish

3. sea animal

What eats it

1. other shark

2. killer whale

3. crocodile

Fun facts

• Sharks do not have bones.

• Most sharks have good eyesight.

• Sharks have special electroreceptor organs.

• Shark skin feels similar to sandpaper.

• Sharks can go into a trance. .

• Sharks have been around a very long time.

Connections:

1.What it eats

insects (consumer)

rat (consumer)

squirrel (consumer)

2 What eats it

Hawk (predator)

owl (predator)

crocodile (predator)

Mamals

What monkey eat

fruit

flowers

insects

What eats it

crocodiles

large snakes

predatory mammals like jaguars

Fun facts

To interact with one another, monkeys engage in grooming rituals.

Illnesses can be spread to people by monkeys.

What it eats:

Edmontosaurus

Anatosaurus

Triceratops

What eats/ Kills it:

An Asteroid named Chicxulub impactor that caused a mass extinction of all dinosaurs

Fun Fact: When the trex lived no predator could live up to it as most of the dinos that stood a chance and dinos like the spinosaurus while they could kill a trex they lived in different era's of the cretacous period and went exticnt in a diffferent time period so at the time when the T rex Thrived it was truly the APEX PREDATOR! (also why are there no good photos of a trex on this padlet?)

What it ate

Bears (targeted, consumer)

Deers (targeted, consumer)

Hippopotomuses (targeted, consumer)

What ate it

Probably larger animals than it

Fun fact: It was the first early human species to live in colder climate; their short, wide bodies were likely an adaptation to conserving heat. It lived at the time of the oldest definite control of fire and use of wooden spears, and it was the first early human species to routinely hunt large animals.

What it eats:

• Eucalyptus Leaves (Producer)

• Other leaves from plants (Producer)

What eats it:

• Pythons

• Eagles

• Owls

• Dingoes

Fun Facts:

• The word Koala means 'no drink' .

• They have a specialist diet comprising of poisonous leaves.

• They live in one of the driest continents in the world.

• A Koala is the only surviving member of its family.

• They share more common features with kangaroos than true bears.

• They don't live in social groups.

What it eats:

• Crickets (Consumer)

• Garden Snakes (Consumer)

• Beetles (Consumer)

• Hummingbirds (Consumer)

• Fruit flies (Consumer)

• Ladybugs (Consumer)

• Grasshopper (Consumer)

What eats it:

• Ants (Consumer)

• Hornets (Consumer)

• Spiders (Consumer)

• Fish (Consumer)

• Ants (Consumer)

• Bats (Consumer)

• Frogs (Consumer)

• Lizards (Consumer)

Fun Facts:

• They Have Great Vision.

• They can turn their heads a full 180 degrees.

• They Are Agile Like Cats.

• They Make Swift Work of Their Prey.

• They Are Masters of Disguise.

• They Only Eat Live Food

Connections:

What it eats :

1:tiny zooplankton

2: mollusk larva

3:crustaceans

4:small fishes.

What eats it

1:birds

2:big fish

3:sea turtle

Facts:

What it eats:

Grass (Producer)

Hay (Producer)

Haylage (Producer)

What eats it:

Wolves (Consumer)

Coyotes (Consumer)

Bears (Consumer)

Fun fact:

Horses can sleep standing up!

what it eats:

1. snake

2. worm

3. insects

What eats it

1. eagle

2. fox

3. snake

Fun facts

owl sleeps in morning wakes up in night

owl cant see in morning it can see in night

owl has adymmetrisal ears

owl can memorise sound

What it Eats:

• Fruits

• Leaves

• Insects

  What eats It:

• Cheetahs

• Eagles

• Big snakes(Python)

  Fun Fact

• Some monkeys have been observed using tools to help them with tasks. For example, they use stones to crack open nuts and sticks to extract insects from tree bark

What it ate

Fruits (producers)

Small mammals (consumers)

Tubers (consumers)

Note: The Ardipithecus ramidus was probably more omnivorous than chimps from 3.3 mya (million years ago) according to the enamel and size of their teeth.

What eat it

Unknown (miss if you can find info then paste it in the comments)

Fun fact: This species was a facultative biped and stood upright on the ground but could move on all four limbs in trees. Features of the anatomy are extremely primitive. upper canines are shaped like diamonds, rather than the pointed shape seen in African apes, whch is a derived feature shared with Australopithecus afarensis.

-beef

-elk

-venison

WHAT EATS IT:

nothing its at the top of the food chain

FUN FACTS:

-they can run upto 60 miles per hour

-ligers are the largest cats in the world

-there are roughly only 100 left in the world

By Norah Bilal

Note: It is confirmed this species was omnivorous because they made acheulian axes to hunt animals.

What it ate

Tubers (producers)

Meat from animals (consumers)

What ate it

Unknown again

Fun fact: Homo ergaster was the first of our ancestors to look more like modern humans. These people were generally tall and slender and may also have been relatively hairless. Not everyone accepts this species name, some still prefer to use the term African Homo erectus.

WHAT IT EATS

. Wild boar

. Sombar deer

WHAT EATS IT

. Bigger male tigers

Fun fact!

Tigers can use the ears to communicate

What it eats:

fish

sharks

cephalopods

birds

other mosasaurs

What eats it:

Giant Sharks (only for young Mossasaurs)

Fun Fact:

When they were babies they had to look out for big sharks but when they got older they were the Apex Predator of the ocean, They were most of the time Cannibal and ate eachother

What it ate

The exact plants that the Kenyanthropus platyops ate is quite uncertain, also along with what ate it.

Fun fact: Kenyanthropus is Greek for 'man from Kenya' and platus means 'flat' and opsis means 'faced'. So to put that all together you get 'the flat-faced man from Kenya'.

what it eats

producers & consumers

What eats it

Humans (sometimes people hunt panthers)

Fun fact

They are hard to see at night which is whhy they mainly hunt at that time

What it ate

Ibex (targeted, consumer)

Rhinos (targeted, consumer)

Elephants (targeted, consumer)

What ate it

No records have been found of what ate it.

Fun fact: †Rhodesian Man is dated to be between 125,000 and 300,000 years old. Cranial capacity of the Broken Hill skull has been estimated at 1,100 cm³. Bada & al (1974) published a direct date of 110 ka for this specimen. The brain size is rather small for such a late date.

What it eats

snails

slugs

worms

what eats it

foxes

weasels

stoats

raccoons

Fun facts

A group of frogs is called an army.A frog can't keep its eyes open when eating

What it ate

It's not evident what it ate but with chemical analysis it was determined it ate vegetables and meat.

Fun fact: Homo habilis is a species of early humans whose fossils were discovered in the eastern African country of Tanzania. This species of human that lived more than 1.4 million years ago earned the nickname the ''handy man'' because it is thought that they were some of the first humans to make and use stone tools.

What It Eats:

Chicken: Consumer

Wheat/Bread: Producer

Cacao/Chocolate : Consumer

What Eats It:

Cannibals: Predators

Sharks : Predators

Lions: Predators

Fun Facts :D

The homosapien is known for inventing all modern technologies and responsible for all wars and invention of modern travel methods such as cars,buses and aeroplanes :D

What it eats

Insects (consumer)

Birds (consumer)

What eats it

Large reptiles (consumer)

Owls (consumer)

Clouded leopards (consumer)

Fun fact: Being excellent swimmers, leopard cats have colonized offshore islands throughout the area of their distribution. These animals are interbred with domestic cats, yielding a species called Bengal cat, which is globally kept as a house pet.

What it eats:

Leaves (Producer)

Fungus (Decomposers)

Dead bugs (Unknown)

What eats it:

Lizard (Consumer)

Snake (Consumer)

Birds (Consumer)

Fun fact:

Ants are actually transparent so if you make them drink colored water they become colorful!

What it ate

Fruits (producer)

What killed it

It mostly went extinct due to the temperature drop of Africa so trees were scarse so their habitat kinda dissapeared. Their descendant Ardipithecus ramidus which I made a post about were one of the first hominids to be bipedal.

Fun fact: Alan Walker reclassified Proconsul africanus, a Miocene hominoid, as heseloni in 1993. The skull is characterized by the absence of browridges (unlike in modern apes) and the presence of a projecting face. Members of this genus are considered dental apes because their teeth possessed ape-like features.

What it Eats:

Roots(Producer)

Succulent grasses(Producer)

Fruits(Producer)

What Eats it:

Snow leopards(Consumer)

yellow throated martens(consumer)

Fun Fact:

They were given the name 'panda' first; roughly fifty years before the black and white variety.

Connections:

1: What it eats:

• Sweet Fruits and Berries.

• Pet Food.

• Nuts.

• Nearly Any Kind of Meat.

• Grains and Seeds.

• Plants.

• Leftovers

2: What eats it:

• cats

• foxes

• large lizards

• snakes

• hawks

• falcons

• owls

3: fun fact:

If you put a dead mouse in Mountain Dew for over a month it will become a slimy blob because Mountain Dew has high acidity.

4: how to mouse:

buy a hundred and fifty dollar computer mouse and put it in Mountain Dew for over a month.

What it eats

1.grass

2. leaves

3. ballendor

What eats it

1. lion

2. tiger

3. ramos

4. panther

fun fact

g.o.a.t

902 goals

best

Made by ayyan

1. They are very picky eaters.

2. Goats use the sneeze sound as an alarm.

3. They are extremely intelligent and curious.

soft bodied prey like Squid & Octopus

WHAT ATE IT:

nothing it was an apex predator

FUN FACTS:

• Name: Helicoprion (Greek for "spiral saw"); pronounced HEH-lih-COPE-ree-on.

• Habitat: Oceans worldwide.

• Historical Period: Early Permian-Early Triassic (290-250 million years ago)

• Size and Weight: About 13-25 feet long and 500-1,000 pounds.

• Diet: Marine animals; possibly specialized in squids.

What it eats:

• Fish (consumer)

• Seal (consumer)

• Dolphin (consumer)

• Turtle (consumer)

• Seagull (consumer)

• Other Sharks (consumer)

What eats it:

• Orcas.

• Cape clawless otters.

• Nile crocodiles.

• Seals and sea lions.

• Large fish.

• Other sharks.

• Chacma baboons.

• Sperm whales.

Fun Facts:

• Sharks do not have bones. ...

• Most sharks have good eyesight. ...

• Shark skin feels similar to sandpaper. ...

• Sharks can go into a trance. ...

• Sharks have been around a very long time. ...

• Scientists age sharks by counting the rings on their vertebrae.

What it eats:

• Fish (Consumer)

• Crabs (Consumer)

• Mussels (Consumer)

• Sea Urchins (Consumer)

• Other Lobsters (Consumer)

• Worms (Decomposer I think)

• Water lotus (Producer)

• Water Hyacinth (Producer)

• Maleae (Producer)

• Green Duckweed (Producer)

• Bitter Grass (Producer)

What eats it:

• Cod

• Tench

• flounder

• sculpin

• wolffish

• ocean pout

• monkfish

• eels

• rock gunnels

• dogfish

• crabs

Fun Facts:

• They eat each other.

• They taste with their legs.

• They chew with their stomachs.

• One of their claws can exert pressure of up to 100 pounds per square inch.

• They can regenerate limbs.

What it eats

Rabbits

Deers

Elk

Mosse

Hares

Bison

Beaver

What eats it

bears

tigers

lions

coyotes

Grizzly

black bears

Fun facts

Gray wolves communicate using vocalizations, scent marking, and body language.They're Skilled Communicators, Too.People and Dogs Seem to Stress Wolves Out. Wolves Don't Really Howl at the Moon.

-flowers

-leaves

-fruits

WHAT EATS IT:

-lions

-leopards

-wolves

FUN FACTS:

• They are the offspring of horses and zebras. ...

• Crossbreeding can result in some form of dwarfism. ...

• Zorses can eat all day. ...

• The stripes on a zorse are like a fingerprint. ...

• Zorses are a type of zebroid. ...

• There are no animals with zorse parents. ...

• They're hardier than mules. ...

• There are hundreds of types of zorses.

By Norah Bilal

What it eats`

1. Human

2. bird

3. meat

What eats it

1. Lion

2. wolf

3. other tigers

What it ate

Australopithecus africanus* was probably a generalist omnivore of both C3 forest plants and C4 CAM savanna plants—and perhaps creatures which ate such plants—and was able to exploit a variety of different food sources.

Fun fact: This species was the first of our pre-human ancestors to be discovered, but was initially rejected from our family tree because of its small brain. This opinion changed when new evidence showed this species had many features intermediate between apes and humans.

What it eats:

Fish (Consumer)

Corn (Producer)

Fruits (Producer)

What eats it:

Hawks (Consumer)

Owls (Consumer)

Snakes (Consumer)

Fun facts:

Raccoons can live up to 16 years in the wild!

What it eats:

• Wet food

• Dry food mixed with wet food

• meat

What eats it:

I could not find anything that eats it, making it technically an apex predator, but humans (💀) may have eaten one or two of them.

fun fact:

my cousins have a British Schott hair named haji sab.

how to British Schott hair:

give a British Schott hair bones of a fried chicken.

What it ate

Ripe fruits (not exactly known what fruits [producers])

Fun fact: Their canine teeth were larger than those in humans, however, they were not as well developed as those of present-day apes. Also, their limbs were relatively short and their skulls did not exhibit the and extensive brow ridges found in their modern counterparts.

What it ate

Deer (consumers)

Rabbit (consumers)

Fun fact: Did you know that Neanderthals actually shared some gene traits with woolly mammoths? One of the large animals that Neanderthals hunted was the woolly mammoth, a now-extinct relative of modern elephants that was covered in fur and weighed up to 12,000 pounds. A 2019 study found that there are molecular signs of adaptation to cold environments that were shared by Neanderthals and the woolly mammoth.

What it eats:

• fruit

• leaves

• bark

• nectar

• pollen

• beetles

• bugs

• termites

• spiders

What eats it:

• owls

• hawks

• snakes

• cats

• humans (totally did not by eating it caused COVID-19 💀.)

fun fact:

Bats use ultrasonic sounds to detect a prey.

how to bat:

Become the bat in our class.

Type: Consumer (omnivores)

What it ate

Insects (consumers)

Tree bark (producers)

Meat (consumers)

Fun fact: These Homo sapiens have a slightly larger brain than us. If you want to know, archaic Homo sapiens had a brain size of around 1500 cubic centimeters and modern Homo sapiens have around 1350 cubic centimeters of brain size.

What ate it / What it ate

Unknown, but it is possible that they ate plants.

Fun fact: Nakalipthecus nakayamai was originally found in Nakali, Kenya and is thought to be an ancestor of Kenyapithecus platyops.

WHAT IT EATS:

.Birds

.Lizards

.Frog

.rat

.Insects

WHAT EATS IT :

.Egals

.Falcons

.Hawks

Fun fact!

-snakes smell with their tongue

-there are 3,700 snake species

-snakes have heat vision

What it eats:

Bananas (Producer)

Apple (Producer)

Carrots (Producer)

What eats it:

Snakes (Consumer)

Red fox (Consumer)

Eagles (Consumer)

Fun facts:

Hamsters are born blind!

What it eats

1.plants

2.meat

3.fruits

What eats it (is a apex predator but here are animal that can kill defenceless humans)

1.lions

2.shark

3.bears

Fun facts

Did you know that 2% of humans have green eyes

If a human a raptor were to race the human will win because raptors are dead

(Hehehehe)

What It Eats:

Grass (Producer)

What Eats it:

• lions (Consumer)

• Spotted Hyena (Consumer)

• Nile crocodile (Consumer)

Fun Facts:

A hippo eats up to 110 pounds of grass per night!

What it ate

Soft fruits (producer)

Nuts (producer)

Tubers (producer)

Fun fact: The "robust" australopiths are a group of hominins with large cheek teeth and strongly built jaws that coexisted with the earliest members of our own genus, Homo, approximately 2.5-1.4 million years ago. Why they ultimately went extinct while we set off to conquer the world is still a mystery. The term 'paranthropus' is also a synonym to 'australopith' and that's why they are sometimes called robust australopiths. Note: GUYS IF YOU'RE WONDERING WHAT 'AUSTRALOPITHECUS' REALLY MEANS IT MEANS 'SOUTHERN APE'

What it ate

Nuts (producer)

Fun fact: Paranthropus boisei was nicknamed 'Nutcracker Man' because of its large teeth and strong chewing muscles.

What it eats:

Moths (Consumer)

Crickets (Consumer)

Shrimp (Consumer)

What eats it:

Large Sharks (Consumer)

Tiger Sharks (Consumer)

Killer Whales (Consumer)

Fun fact:

All tortoises are turtles, but not all turtles are tortoises!

-crickets

-moths

-flies

WHAT EATS IT:

-lizards

-snakes

-birds

FUN FACTS:

• Glass Frogs Are Found Only in South and Central America. ...

• They Spend Most of Their Time in Trees. ...

• Glass Frogs Can Jump Long Distances. ...

• Only Their Undersides Are Translucent. ...

• They're Nocturnal. ...

• Glass Frogs Are Great at Camouflage. ...

• They Lay Their Eggs on the Undersides of Leaves.

By Norah Bilal

What it ate

Nuts (producer)

Fruits (producer)

Tubers (producer)

Fun fact: Louis Leakey, who first discovered this hominin in 1961 in Fort Ternan was impressed by the teeth structure of Kenyapithecus wickeri and deemed it as a very early ancestor to man itself. (the reason of this is because it lived in the Middle Miocene, which is around 20.5 Ma to 5 Ma (Ma = mya = millions of years/ million years).)