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Examples include herbs, moss, ferns, trees, algae, blue green algae. b) What is the difference between a first order, second order consumer and an omnivore?
For example, a lizard, as seen in the image below. They are usually carnivores, as second order consumers feed on other hetertrophs (primary consumers) but
Examples: grasshopper, cow, dog (omnivorous so fits in as 1st, 2nd, 3rd or higher order Second order consumers eat 1st order consumers.
22 Feb 2016 Producers are generally plants, first order consumers consume producers, second order consumers eat first order consumers, and third order
Second-order Consumer - the organism that eats or derives nutrients from the first-order consumer. Grass (Producer) is eaten by the zebra (1st order Consumer) who is eaten by the lion (2nd order Consumer).
Some flesh eating or carnivorous animals eat flesh of the first order consumers or herbivorous creatures, for example, rabbit, goat, deer, sheep etc. So they are called the second order consumers. A frog eats insects, so it is second order consumer. Some carnivores eat other carnivore animals.
Secondary or second-level consumers eat primary consumers. Take, for example, a food web that consists of plants, insects that eat the plants, chickens that
17 Sep 2007 Ami and I were given 'task card 8' which is about first, second and third order consumers. As part of this we also have to describe what a
Second-order consumers, also known as secondary consumers, are organisms that to the cheetah, which is the second-order consumer, in this example.

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