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1 Urban Food Chain ©

2 Wild Flowers Slug Sun Rat Fox

3 Is a producer of food for…
A Urban Food Chain Predator and Secondary Consumer Predator And Tertiary Consumer Is a producer of food for… Primary Consumer Wild Flowers Slug Rat Sun Fox Is pray for… Is pray for… Provides energy for…

4 Is a producer of food for…
A Urban Food Chain Predator and Secondary Consumer Predator And Tertiary Consumer Is a producer of food for… Primary Consumer Wild Flowers Slug Rat Sun Fox Is pray for… Is pray for… Provides energy for…

5 Look at the web of animals
Look at the web of animals. Which ones can you link together to make a new food chain?

6 Acorns Wild Flowers Soil Oak Tree Sun Slug House Fly Earth Worm Caterpillar Honey Bee Rat Pigeon Grey Squirrel Urban Fox Peregrine Falcon Seagull Human Waste

7 Acorns Wild Flowers Soil Oak Tree Sun Slug House Fly Earth Worm Caterpillar Honey Bee Rat Pigeon Grey Squirrel Urban Fox Peregrine Falcon Seagull Human Waste

8 Wild Flowers Soil Oak Tree Sun Slug House Fly Earth Worm Caterpillar Honey Bee Rat Pigeon Grey Squirrel Urban Fox Peregrine Falcon Seagull Human Waste

9 Acorns Wild Flowers Soil Oak Tree Sun Slug House Fly Earth Worm Caterpillar Honey Bee Rat Pigeon Grey Squirrel Urban Fox Peregrine Falcon Seagull Human Waste

10 Acorns Wild Flowers Soil Oak Tree Sun Slug House Fly Earth Worm Caterpillar Honey Bee Rat Pigeon Grey Squirrel Urban Fox Peregrine Falcon Seagull Human Waste

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