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andrew11 [14]3 years ago
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At the bottom of the food chain, green phytoplankton is eaten by krill and shrimp. The krill and shrimp are later eaten by squid, whales, and fish. Later, seals, penguins and birds eat the squid. Finally, killer whales/orca eat squid as well.

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