ter Reset New Slide - Section - Slides Font Paragraph Convert to SmartArt - 4 Arrange Quick Shape Outine - Find Replisce Styles- Shape Effects: Select- GAUTENG GGT2030 CHOWNG CaUTING TOEEARE Activity 2 The information below describes the food chains in a food web A jackal catches hares which is similar to rats and mice, feed off green vegetation that produces seeds. These plants are covers in aphids which are prey of ladybirds. In turn, the ladybirds together with locusts, are eaten by shrikes. the rats and mice are kept under control by the hawks and owls. The decomposers release the nutrients back to the soil. Use the information above to answer the following questions 1. What is the primary source of all energy? 2. Name five primary consumers in this food web. 3. Name 5 secondary consumers in this food web. 4. Name one tertiary consumer in this food web. lick to add notes Englith (South Atrical Nates Camments : :ITPM ansener MODLIN by Praline.
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Did you know that the foundation of every food web starts with the sun? It’s like the ultimate battery for the ecosystem! Plants, the primary producers, capture solar energy through photosynthesis and create food that fuels the rest of the chain, including the hares, rats, and mice, which rely on these green goodies for survival. Now, let’s get into some fun facts: In many ecosystems, food webs can become quite complex, with multiple layers of consumers. Hawks and owls, your secondary consumers, help keep the population of rats and mice in check, ensuring a balanced environment. If too many primary consumers reproduce, it can lead to overgrazing, which can ruin the lovely green plants we need for a healthy ecosystem. How cool (and important) is that?
