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ser-zykov [4K]
3 years ago
14

(01.01 MC)

Biology
1 answer:
Maslowich3 years ago
4 0

Hawk eats Snakes and squirrels  in this food web.

Explanation:

Data given on food web:

sun - producer

grasshopper consumer

grasshopper⇒ squirrel, wolf and snake

squirrel ⇒ wolf, snake, and bird.

wolf died and decomposes

bird⇒ decomposes with mushrooms and worms

decomposition⇒ nutrients in soil

Hawks are the carnivores and bird. They can be either secondary or tertiary consume in a food web.

Hawk predated on Snakes and squirrels in this food web

The food chain or web given is written as

sun⇒   grasshopper ⇒   squirrel ⇒ wolf, snake or hawk ⇒  hawk or wolf

so snakes and squirrels are eaten by hawks in this food web.

The arrow pointing towards show the predator.

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