food chains (ecology)

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food chains (ecology)

Food and Feeding

2012
"Gives information on types of food animals eat and highlights different animals, both large and small from land to sea."--Provided by publisher.

Food chains

2006
Traces the cycle of energy from one organism to the other, examining the interdependence between plant and animal life, and discussing food chains, food webs, and the energy pyramid.

Plants out of place

2011
Examines the impact of an invasive plant species on an environment, discussing how new plants get introduced into foreign habitats, and describing examples from history.

Habitats

2003
Looks at the way animals and plants live together in different habitats.

Ocean food chains

2005
Examines the various animals that inhabit the world's oceans and discusses the food chain and what happens to a food web when a food chain breaks down as well as methods that can be taken to protect the ocean food chain.

Grassland food chains

2005
Examines the various animals that inhabit the world's grassland regions and discusses the food chain and what happens to a food web when a food chain breaks down as well as methods that can be taken to protect the grassland food chain.

The seventh walnut

1992
Various animals and the predators seeking them affect the fate of a stray walnut, demonstrating the food chain in nature. Includes information on the walnut and the animals in the story.

Animal life in action

1999
Videocassette. Presents the amazing myriad of animal life that exists on our planet. Students will learn about a variety of animal species including birds, fish, amphibians, reptiles, mammals, insects and more. Other programs focus on specific aspects of animal life - their basic needs, behavior, adaptations, life cycles and their roles in the food chain.

Barnacles eat with their feet

delicious facts about the tide pool food chain
1996
Describes the physical characteristics and eating habits of plants, crustaceans, and other sea creatures that make their home in tide pools.

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