Deserts and Tropical Ocean

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Deserts and Tropical Ocean By: Odin Contreras, Blane Patterson, Price Eubanks

Desert Organisms Producers: Shrubs, sage brush, and cacti Herbivores: Kangaroo rat, pronghorn, big horned sheep Carnivores: Rattlesnakes, bobcats, vulture Omnivores: Caracal, coyotes, kit fox Decomposers: Beetle, millipedes, earthworms

Desert Food Chains Shrub Kangaroo Rat Rattlesnake Kit Fox Beetle Sage Bush Pronghorn Caracal Vulture Millipedes Cacti Bighorn Sheep Bobcat Coyote Earthworms

Desert Food Web Millipede Vulture Coyote Kit Fox Bobcat Rattle Snake Caracal Bighorn sheep Kangaroo Rat Pronghorn Shrubs Sage Bush Cacti

Tropical Ocean Organisms Producers: Sea grass, Algae, seaweed Herbivores: Dugongs, sea turtles, plankton Carnivores: Tiger sharks, octopus, shrimp Omnivores: Whales, Sea otter, Squid Decomposers: Sea urchins, sea pens, marine worms

Tropical Ocean Food Chains Sea grass Dugong Tiger shark Whales Sea Urchins Algae sea turtles octopus sea otter sea pens Sea weed planktons shrimp squid marine worms

Tropical Ocean Food Web Sea Urchins Whales Squid Sea Otter Tiger Shark Octopus Shrimp dugongs Sea turtles Plankton Sea grass Algae Phytoplankton