What's Eating You?
Let's Just Get Along!
It's Alive!
What Are You Eating?
That's How It Goes!
100
An animal that only eats producers
What is a primary consumer
100
Two organisms in a relationship where one benefits and the other is unaffected
What is commensalism
100
A large terrestrial ecosystem with specific soil conditions and climate
What is a biome
100
Organisms that eat plants only
What is an herbivore
100
The beginning of any food chain
What is a producer
200
An organism that makes its own food
What is a producer
200
Two organisms in a relationship where both benefit
What is mutualism
200
A group of living things that are each different
What is a species
200
Organisms that eat meat only
What is a carnivore
200
A sequence of who eats whom in an ecosystem
What is a food chain
300
An organism that cannot produce its own food
What is a consumer
300
Two organisms in a relationship where one benefits and the other is harmed
What is parasitism
300
To hide or disguise
What is camouflage
300
Organisms that eat meat or plants
What is an omnivore
300
The pattern showing which foods different species have in common
What is a food web
400
An animal that eats other animals
What is a secondary consumer
400
Organisms living together for mutual benefit
What is symbiosis
400
A community of living and non-living things and the relationship between them
What is an ecosystem
400
To grow and be healthy
What is to thrive
400
The non-living things in an ecosystem
What abiotic factors
500
An animal that feeds upon another
What is a preditor
500
To change to meet the environment or die
What is adapt
500
Any living thing, including all plants and animals
What is an organism
500
Contained in the foods that all organisms consume
What are nutrients
500
The living things in an ecosystem
What are biotic factors
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