Redes alimenticias – ¿Qué sigue?

The video explains how a spider captures a cricket and wraps it up to consume it. It highlights the process of energy transfer from the cricket to the spider, illustrating the predator-prey relationship and the spider's nutritional gain.

What does the spider do after catching the cricket?

• It lets the cricket go.

• It wraps the cricket up.

• It eats the cricket immediately.

• It ignores the cricket.

What is the first action the spider takes with the cricket?

• It hides the cricket.

• It plays with the cricket.

• It wraps the cricket.

• It eats the cricket.

What happens to the cricket after the spider catches it?

• It escapes.

• It is wrapped up.

• It is eaten immediately.

• It fights back.

How does the spider benefit from the cricket?

• It uses the cricket to attract other insects.

• It uses the cricket for shelter.

• It gains energy from the cricket.

• It keeps the cricket as a pet.

What is the primary source of energy for the spider in this scenario?

• The cricket

• Leaves

• Sunlight

• Water