Animals that Eat
An animal that hunts, kills and eats another animal is called this?
What is a PREDATOR.
A food chain always begins with a ____________
What is a producer?
Which biome do we live in? It has trees that lose their leaves each autumn.
Deciduous Forest
Plants that feed on dead animals and other plants and put nutrients back into the soil.
What is DECOMPOSER?
What organism eats producers?
Primary consumers.
This is the word for the animal that gets hunted, killed and eaten...
What is PREY?
Where a producer gets its energy.
What is from the sun?
Which biome is known as a frozen desert?
Tundra
Which biome is the coldest?
Tundra
What consumer eats the primary consumers.
Secondary Consumers.
An animal that eats or consumes other animals is called...
What is Carnivore?
Make a food chain with the following: hawk, grass, snake, mouse
What is grass, mouse, snake, hawk
Which biome is extremely dry, with hot days and cold nights? It usually has rocky or sandy soil.
Desert
Which animals produce their own food?
Producers.
Who is at the top of the food chain?
Teritory Consumers.
A deer is an animal that just eats plants (producers) is called: A) Spicavore B) Migrate C) Herbivore D) Birdavore
What is C, Herbivore?
Many food chains joined together to show all energy transfers within an ecosystem.
What is a food web.
Which biome averages 80 inches of rain each year, and is very hot and humid?
Rainforest
Almost no plants live at this biome.
Desert Biome.
This is the role a mushroom plays in a food web, breaking down dead plants and animals.
What is a decomposer.
An animal that eats both plants and meat? A bear is considered this?
What is an Omnivore?
In a forest food web, which organism is most important for providing energy to all the other organisms:
A) Deer
B) Hawk
C) Grass
D) Mushroom
C) Grass
Which biome has cold winters and cool summers, and is usually covered with evergreen trees?
Taiga
An animal that eats decaying flesh.
Scavenger
Name all 6 biomes.
What is tundra, desert, tropical rainforest, aquatic, temperate forest, and grasslands.