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Marine Biome Food Web
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Zoo Plankton
Great White Shark
Bacteria
Seagull
- Consumer
- Scavenger
- Eats dead ocean life on sea floor.
- Consumer
- Carnivore
- 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th level consumer
- Consumer
- Scavenger
- Eats dead fish and other organisms.
- Consumer
- Decomposer
Sea Slug
Bottlenose Dolphin
Squid
Blue Whale
- Consumer
- Omnivore
- 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th level consumer.
- Consumer
- Decomposer
Blue Crab
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What Would Happen...
- Consumer
- Carnivore
- 2nd and 3rd level consumer
- Consumer
- Carnivore
- 2nd level consumer
- Consumer
- Omnivore
- 1st and 2nd level
If a new predator came? What if everything was going well in your food web, then suddenly a new predator appears. The whole food web is impacted. The old top predator would be prey. The organisms that the old top predator would eat, would increase in population. Also, other organismsin the web would have another predator, which is more to worry about. If a new herbivore was introduced to a food web, then the producer amount would decrease. Since the herbivore is also a first-level consumer, it would get eaten by other organisms also.
Unicornfish
Krill
Marine Biome Food Web
- Consumer
- Herbivore
- 1st level consumer
Key:
- Herbivore
- Consumer
- 1st level consumer
= 1st level consumer
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= 2nd level consumer
How the Energy Travels Through the Food Web
Seaweed
= 3rd level consumer
Phytoplankton
Energy travels throughout the food web starting with the sun. Energy Pyramids are the way that we measure energy throughout a food web. The sun provides energy for the producers. Then the first-level consumers eat the producers and obtains 10% of the energy that the sun provided to the producers. The higher level consumer there is, the lower the energy the organism consumes. So a second-level consumer gets 10% of the 10% that the first-level consumer. So therefore, the higher it gets, the less energy it gets.
= 4th level consumer
- Producer
- Producer
= 5th level consumer