Sharks and fur seals

The video explains the role of the great white shark as a consumer in the ocean's food chain. It highlights how sharks derive energy from their prey, such as fur seals, which in turn consume fish. The energy in fish comes from algae, which are producers capable of photosynthesis. The video illustrates the flow of energy from algae at the bottom of the food chain to the shark at the top, emphasizing the interconnectedness of marine life.

What type of consumer is the Great White Shark?

What do fur seals primarily eat to obtain energy?

How do algae contribute to the food chain?

What is the source of energy for the Great White Shark?

Explain the relationship between the Great White Shark and the organisms at the bottom of the food chain.