What are the 5 Types of Consumers in Biology?

Herbivore, Carnivore, Omnivore, Decomposer, Detritivore

Herbivore, Carnivore, Omnivore, Decomposer

Herbivore, Producer, Decomposer, Autotroph, Heterotroph

Heterotroph, Autotroph, Biotic, Abiotic, Organism

What are the Producers in the Food Web?

Rabbits, Grasshoppers, Bees, Birds

What type of organism is the Bird in this Food Web? AND Why?

Carnivore because the Bird eats only other consumers (Bees and Grasshoppers).

Omnivore because the Bird eats both consumers and producers (the Bees and Grasshoppers).

Herbivore because the Bird eats only producers (the Grasshoppers).

Decomposer because the Bird eats only dead things.

In this Food Web, what type of organism is the SNAKE? AND Why?

Carnivore because the snake only eats consumers (mice and birds).

Omnivore because the snake eats more than one type of organism (mice and birds).

Herbivore because snakes eat plants.

Omnivore because the snake eats plants and animals.

Are there any Omnivores in this Food Web? Explain.

No; There is no animal that eats plants and animals.

Yes; The Birds eat both Seeds and Insects.

Yes; The Birds eat both Grasshoppers and Bees.

No; The Food Web only shows Herbivores.

All of the Grass and Trees die off due to drought. How will this impact the Rabbits, AND Why?

The rabbit population will DECREASE in size because there will be less grass for them to eat.

The rabbit population will INCREASE in size because there will be more grass for them to eat.

The rabbit population will INCREASE in size because there will be less grass for them to eat.

The rabbit population will DECREASE in size because there will be more grass for them to eat.

There is a drought and all of the Grass and Trees die off. How will this impact the Hawks, AND Why?

The hawk population will DECREASE in size because there will be fewer rabbits to eat.

The hawk population will INCREASE in size because there will still be a lot of mice to eat.

The hawk population will INCREASE in size because there will be more rabbits to eat.

The hawk population will DECREASE in size because because there will be fewer deer to eat.

There is a drought and all of the Grass and Trees die off. How will this impact the Snakes? and WHY?

The Snake population will DECREASE in size because there will be less grass = less grasshoppers = less mice to eat.

The Snake population won't really be affected because snakes don't eat grass.

The Snake population will INCREASE in size because there will be more mice and birds to eat.

the Snake population will DECREASE in size because there will be more grass = more grasshoppers = more mice to eat.

There is a drought and all of the Grass and Trees die off. How will this impact the Birds, and WHY?

The bird population will DECREASE in size because without grass, there will be fewer grasshoppers and bees.

The bird population will INCREASE in size because there will be more grasshoppers to eat.

The bird population will INCREASE in size because there will be more bees to eat.

The bird population will DECREASE in size because they eat a lot of grass and trees.

If I there is a Food Web, how do I know if an animal is an HERBIVORE?

Step 1- Look at the Food Web. Step 2- See if there are ONLY plants going to the animal.

Step 1- Use your own experience with the animal. (No need to look at the Food web.) Step 2- Do you think they eat only plants?

Step 1- Look at the Food Web. Step 2- See if the animal eats plants and animals.

Step 1-Look at the Food web. Step 2-See if there are ONLY animals going to the animal.

A Food Web is provided. How do I know if an animal is an OMNIVORE?

Step 1- Look at the food web. Step 2- See if BOTH plants and animals are going to the animal.

Step 1- Look at the food web. Step 2- See if ONLY plants are going to the animal.

Step 1- Look at the food web. Step 2- See if ONLY animals are going to the animal.

Step 1- Do not look at the food Web. Step 2- Just use what you know / think about the animal.

A Food Web is provided. How do I know if an animal is an CARNIVORE?

Step 1- Look at the food web. Step 2- See if ONLY animals are going to the animal.

Step 1- Look at the food web. Step 2- See if ONLY plants are going to the animal.

Step 1- Look at the food web. Step 2- See if BOTH plants and animals are going to the animal.

Step 1- Do not look at the food Web. Step 2- Just use what you know / think about the animal.

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