Question

jarrah trees produce their own food. hyenas eat zebras. zebras eat the leaves from a jarrah. lions eat hyenas. 1. create a food chain for the above organisms. 2. label each organisms as a producer, primary consumer, secondary consumer, tertiary consumer. 3. label each organism as an autotroph, omnivore, carnivor, or herbivore.

Explanation:

Step1: Identify the producer

Jarrah Trees produce their own food, so they are the producer. They are also autotrophs as they can make their own food through photosynthesis.

Step2: Identify the primary consumer

Zebras eat the leaves of Jarrah Trees. So zebras are primary consumers and herbivores.

Step3: Identify the secondary consumer

Hyenas eat zebras. So hyenas are secondary consumers and carnivores.

Step4: Identify the tertiary consumer

Lions eat hyenas. So lions are tertiary consumers and carnivores.

Step5: Create the food - chain

The food - chain is Jarrah Trees → Zebras → Hyenas → Lions.

Answer:

1. Jarrah Trees → Zebras → Hyenas → Lions
2. Jarrah Trees: Producer; Zebras: Primary consumer; Hyenas: Secondary consumer; Lions: Tertiary consumer
3. Jarrah Trees: Autotroph; Zebras: Herbivore; Hyenas: Carnivore; Lions: Carnivore