Life in a Coral Reef.

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Life in a Coral Reef

In this lesson, you will discover: 1. Some of the animals found in a coral reef ecosystem. 2. The difference between carnivores, herbivores, omnivores, detritivores, decomposers, scavengers, and predator/prey.

eat other animals (prey). Prey are eaten by predators. Sharks Rays Eels Eat animals such as Shrimp Squid Octopus

Carnivores such as: Eat other animals. Hawaiian Lionfish Long-nosed Butterfly Fish White Tipped Shark Eat other animals.

Herbivores such as: Sea Urchins Surgeon Fish Eat only plants

Eat both plants and other animals. Omnivores such as: Blennies Crabs Butterfly Fish Eat both plants and other animals.

Feed on dead organisms (but not waste products). Scavengers such as: Crabs (also omnivores) Sharks (also carnivores) Decorator Crab Feed on dead organisms (but not waste products).

Eat parts of dead organisms and waste products. Detritivores such as: Brittle Starfish Sea Cucumbers Shrimp Eat parts of dead organisms and waste products.

Decomposers such as: Bacteria - are organisms that return nutrients into ecological cycles by breaking down dead organic material. Decomposers take all the material that is left over or further broken down by the detritivores and scavengers, as well as waste, and convert it to forms that are usable for algae to grow.

All of these organisms are interconnected in the Food Chain? A food chain shows how each living thing gets its food. Some animals eat plants (herbivores), and some animals eat other animals (carnivores) others eat both (Omnivores). For example, a simple food chain links the phytoplankton, zooplankton, small fish, and then big fish. Food chains are linear. Food chains demonstrate how animals & plants are related by the foods they eat.

Living Things Have Various Roles Tertiary Consumer Tertiary Consumers Tertiary Consumers Secondary Consumer Primary Producers Tertiary Consumers All organisms in the ocean are interconnected either through a simple food chain, or a more complex food web. Food webs show how each organism requires the other in order to survive in an environment. Decomposers Secondary Consumers Primary Consumers These roles can be best defined in a food web.