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Producers<span>, such as a tree, make their own food. The </span>consumers, such as a giraffe, eat the energy that the producers produce since they can't make their own. The food chain is an excellent way to view this. For example, a plant produces the energy needed for it lo live, and a sheep eats form it to achieve energy since it cant produce its own. Later, a wolf eats the sheep to obtain energy for itself and so on.

Lorico [155]3 years ago

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Producers create their own food with photosynthesis meanwhile the consumers; carnivores(animals), herbivores(plants) and, omnivores(plants and animals) eat what their rank is.

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