By:Karissa Vosbury Desert Food Web.

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By:Karissa Vosbury Desert Food Web

Desert Food Web

How The Energy Flows Sun is the energy, the producer (Creosote Bush)the producer gets energy from the sun. The primary consumer ( centipede and ants ) the primary consumer eats the producer and gets half of the energy. The secondary consumer ( Tarantula ,snake and Lizards ) eats the primary consumer which eats the producer that gets energy from the sun and gets half of the energy.The other secondary consumers (Hawk and scorpion ) eats the other secondary consumer which eats the primary consumers that eats the producers which gets its energy from the sun. The decomposer (fungi) will brake down the dead parts of the other animals.Then it starts over.

Bibliography  http://www.ducksters.com/ I used this one a lot. http://www.softschools.com/facts/biomes/de sert_biome_facts/167/ I used this one a little https://sites.google.com/site/learnbiomes/de sert/animals-of-the-desert i used this for pics and some facts.