Types of Consumers
Food Chains
Terrestrial Ecosystems
Aquatic Ecosystems
Parts of an Ecosystem
100
This type of animal is hunted down and eaten by another animal.
Prey
100
a series of living things that eat each other.
Food chain
100
A large area of land covered in trees
Forest
100
A huge body of saltwater that many animals and plants live in.
Ocean
100
something that grows, eats, moves and reproduces (makes babies)
Living Things
200
This type of animal hunts and eats another for food.
Predator
200
Where all energy starts.
The sun
200
A place with a lot of trees and plans, and a lot of rain. It's a very wet and green place.
Rainforest
200
A flowing body of water that goes from a higher place to a lower place (two possible answer)
Rivers or streams
200
Sunlight, Air, Water, Soil, & Nutrients are all examples of....
Nonliving things
300
A consumer that eats only plants.
Herbivore
300
A living thing that makes its own food.
Producer
300
A place with lots of grass, but not many trees
Grassland
300
A body of standing water (does not move) where animals and plants live together. (two possible answers)
Lakes or ponds
300
When many of one type of animal are together it is called this.
Population
400
A consumer that eats both plants and animals
Omnivore
400
An animal that eats other living things to get it's energy.
Consumer
400
A place that gets very little rain and is often hot and dry with sandy soil.
Desert
400
A wetland where grass and reeds grow.
Marsh
400
When all living things (animals & plants) in one area are together it is called this.
Community
500
A consumer that eats only other animals.
Carnivore
500
A living thing that breaks down dead plants and animals into smaller parts.
Decomposers
500
A place on land where animals and plants live together.
Terrestrial Ecosystem
500
A wetland where trees grow. It is often wet and muddy.
Swamp
500
When all living and nonliving things are together in one habitat, it is called this.
Ecosystem
