2.  A series of events in which one organism eats another to obtain energy  In this food chain a flower is eaten by a caterpillar which is eaten by a frog which is eaten by a snake which is eaten by an owl

4.  What do you think would happen to us if there were no plants in the world?  We would starve to death. All food chains begin with a producer so even the carnivores ultimately rely on plants

5. AActually, all food chains start with the sun because that is where plants get their energy from

6.  Make a food chain that has at least 4 members  Don’t forget that all food chains start with a producer  Label the members of your food chain as: -producer -1 st order consumer - 2 nd order consumer - 3 rd order consumer

7. TThe organisms at the top are usually your big predators. SSuch as, a bear, a shark, an eagle

8.  That’s right, humans are!  There aren’t too many things that eat a human

9. SSometimes a food chain only consists of 2 organisms LLike a human eating an apple

10.  A series of overlapping food chains  Looks confusing!  Start with a plant and follow the arrows

12.  A diagram that shows the amount of energy that moves from one feeding level to another in a food web  Energy is lost at each level of the food pyramid  The food pyramid is often called the energy pyramid