Animals such as vultures or gulls who feed on carrion are known as {secondary consumers, decomposers, scavengers, producers}.
Scavengers
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A snake feeding on a mouse is an example of what? {camouflage, mimicry, predation, warning coloration}
Predation (a predator eating its prey)
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Every food chain begins with a {secondary consumer, producer, primary consumer, tertiary consumer}.
Producer
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When there is no sunlight available, some organisms make food using {photosynthesis, decomposition, chemosynthesis, boom-bust cycle}.
Chemosynthesis
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A green pigment in plants that absorbs sunlight is called ...
Chlorophyll
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An area containing trees that can be hundreds or thousands of years old is called {lichen, secondary succession, primary succession, old-growth forest}
Old-growth forest
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Eagles and snapping turtles are examples of {producer, primary consumer, secondary consumer, tertiary consumer}.
Secondary consumers
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A living part of the environment is called {biotic factor, consumer, abiotic factor, niche}.
Biotic factor (and yes, a consumer is as well, but the answer we were seeking is biotic factor)
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Koalas and giraffes are examples of {producers, primary consumers, secondary consumers, tertiary consumers}.
Primary consumers
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A walking stick standing on a tree branch is an example of what? {camouflage, mimicry, predation, warning coloration}.
Camouflage
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Why was the mushroom invited to the party?
Because he's a fungi! (fun guy, get it?)
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The viceroy butterfly has the same colors and patterns as a monarch butterfly. This is an example of {camouflage, mimicry, predation, warning coloration}