Vocab
Vocab 2
Herbivore or Carnivore
Primary, Secondary, or Tertiary
Gives energy to...
100
Describes how energy and nutrients move through an ecosystem.
Food Chain
100
Plants make their own food through a process called photosynthesis.
Producers
100
In this food chain the snake is a.....
Carnivore
100
The Primary animal in this food chain.
Insect
100
Receives the energy in this photo.
Panda
200
An animal that feeds on plants.
Herbivore
200
Consumers that are herbivores and feed on the plant in the food chain.
Primary
200
The only herbivore in this food chain.
Grasshopper
200
The Secondary Consumer in this food chain.
Deer
200
This gives energy to the plant in the food.
Sun
300
An animal that feeds on flesh.
Carnivore
300
Consumers that are carnivores and feed on the primary consumer in the food chain.
Secondary
300
A primary animal in a food chain.
Herbivore
300
This food chain does not have a tertiary animal.
Tree, deer, lion
300
Gives energy to the mackerel.
Small fish
400
An animal that breaks down dead, organic material.
Decomposer
400
The consumer that feeds on the secondary consumer in the food chain.
Tertiary
400
A secondary animal in a food chain.
Carnivore
400
Animal(s) that are secondary in this food chain.
Mouse
400
Gets energy from the vegetation.
Geese and mute swans, and Tundra Swan
500
An animal or person that eats food of both plant and animal origin.
Omnivore
500
This is transferred between organisms in food webs from producers to consumers.
Energy
500
Add a decompser to this food chain.
Mushroom, worm, etc
500
Gives envergy to the hawk.
Rabbit, Kangaroo Rat, Lizard
500
Gets its energy from the Velvet Mesquite Tree.
Nothing.