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Why is a polar bear referred to as a tertiary consumer?

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Polar bears consume ringed seals (which are tertiary consumers) as well as fish like trout, salmon, and cod (which are secondary consumers).

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sattari [20]3 years ago

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they eat other secondary and primary consumers.. The polar bear's first choice of food is the delicious ringed and bearded seals.

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