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Producers and Consumers

All Living Things Need Energy All Living Things Need Energy!!! To grow, move, reproduce, everyday function

What is the main source of energy for life on earth? The SUN! No sun = No life

Organisms Fall into two main groups depending on how they get their energy CONSUMERS PRODUCERS

Autotrophs/Producers 5

Carnivore: Eat or Meat Only! Herbivore: Eat Plants Only! Omnivore: Eat BOTH and ! Decomposer: Use Chemicals to break apart tissue/matter Detritivore: Use mouths to eat dead and/or decaying only (nothing fresh)

Zebra It gets energy from grass

Jaguar It gets energy from capybara, sloths, deer, fish

Whale Shark It gets energy from phytoplankton and zooplankton

Lady Bug It gets energy aphids and mites (small insects)

Manatee It gets energy from sea grass, algae, mangrove leaves

Millipede It gets energy from dead/decaying leaves and trees

Pneumonia Bacteria It gets energy from breaking apart lung cells

Raccoon It gets energy from eating fruits, other plants, insects, meat

Pitcher Plant It gets energy from the sun and insects