Food Chains and Webs Explained

A series of events where one organism eats another and obtains energy

A network of interconnected food webs

A group of animals living in the same habitat

A type of plant that grows in chains

A single linear sequence of organisms

A complex network of interconnected food chains

A web made by spiders to catch food

A type of fishing net

They can cause species to become extinct, disrupting the chain

They have no impact on food chains

They make food chains longer

They only affect plants, not animals

It ensures that all species have enough resources to survive

It makes the environment look prettier

It allows humans to build more houses

It reduces the number of predators

They are the top predators

They create energy from sunlight through photosynthesis

They decompose dead organisms

They are the primary consumers

Grass

Rabbit

Eagle

Mushroom

The Moon

The Sun

The Ocean

The Wind

They produce energy from sunlight

They break down dead organisms, returning nutrients to the soil

They are primary consumers

They hunt and eat other animals

The population of prey species may increase

The food web will remain unchanged

New predators will immediately take its place

All species in the web will become extinct

Increased biodiversity

Species extinction

More stable food webs

Enhanced plant growth