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What is the food chain of grasslands
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Grass (producer) Mouse (primary consumer) Snake (secondary consumer) Hawk (tertiary consumer). Therefore your t ypical food chain of grasslands. |
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Although tickle is correct with his answer for a typical food chain, I suggest you follow this link and read for yourself more on the grasland habitat and the food chain there.
Afterall : it is YOUR homework and YOU have to know more and why if questions are asked later .... LINK Success ! :) |
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