Producer
A woody plant, having a single stem or trunk growing to a tall height bearing branches.
Tree
A large African mammal with a coat of brown patches. It is also the tallest living animal.
giraffe
A beetle whose larvae feed on dung.
dung beetle
A burrowing worm that lives in the soil.
earthworm
This classification of animal species only eat meat.
carnivore
A non-flowering plant of a large group that includes the seaweeds.
algae
A small rodent with a small snout, large ears and eyes, and a long tail.
mouse
A large bird of prey with a featherless head and neck, known to gather with others waiting on the death of a sick or injured animal or human.
vulture
A furry growth fungus. Grows in warm conditions, especially on food.
mold
This classification of animal species only eat plants.
herbivore
Short plants with long narrow leaves growing from the ground.
grass
A domesticated carnivorous mammal which usually has a long snout, keen sense of smell, and a barking, howling, or whining voice.
dog
A beetle-like insect with long antennae and legs, feeding by scavenging. A known pest in many homes and restaurants.
cockroach
A fungal growth that has a dome-shaped cap which stands on a stalk, usually has gills underneath the cap.
mushroom
An animal or person that eats plants and animals
omnivore
Give these away on Valentine’s Day or to a special someone, just because.
Rose
A heavy plant eating mammal with large ears, short tail, and long curved tusks.
elephant
A grayish-brown mammal that has a fox-like face with a black mask and a ringed tail.
raccoon
This invertebrate has a segmented body which bears two pairs of legs. They live in the soil or under stones and logs.
millipede
Organisms that break down the dead or decaying organisms.
decomposer
A tall plant of the daisy family, with large golden flowers. They produce edible seeds too.
sunflowers
A wild carnivorous mammal that is the largest member of the dog family, living and hunting in packs.
wolf
A flying insect. Usually found around trash cans, in the house, or around dead things.
fly
A marine invertebrate with five or more radiating arms.
starfish
A hierarchical series of organisms each dependent on the next as a source of food.
The food chain!