food chains (ecology)

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food chains (ecology)

Backyard food chains

2015
Looks at the plants, insects, mammals, and other creatures that are connected in backyard food chains and how these chains form a large backyard food web.

Tide pool food chains

2015
Looks at the plants and animals that are connected in tide pool food chains and how these chains form a tide pool food web.

Food chains and webs

"Simple text and colorful photos introduce the topic of food chains and webs.".

Food chains and webs

Examines the science of food chains and webs, discussing how ecosystems revolve around them and are sustained by cycles of life and death in the animal and plant kingdoms.

Forest food chains

Presents facts and photos about food chains in the forest, discussing producers, consumers, predators, and decomposers. Includes a comprehension activity, glossary, index, and access to online resources.

A hole in the bottom of the sea

This version of the classic song explains how the sun feeds the shark living in the dark at the bottom of the sea.

Grassland food chains

2011
Explores grassland food chains including plants and animals such as big bluestem grass, sunflowers, prairie dogs, golden eagles, coyotes, and bison. Includes a list of interesting facts and a glossary.

What are food chains and food webs?

2011
An introduction to food chains and food webs in different environments. Includes many color illustrations and a glossary.

Desert food chains

2011
Outlines the many food chains of a desert ecosystem, revealing how lower links in the chain impact animals at the very top. Discusses how people can help keep deserts healthy and includes full-color illustrations and a glossary.

Deep ocean food chains

2011
Outlines the many food chains of a deep ocean ecosystem, revealing how lower links in the chain impact animals at the very top. Discusses how people can help keep oceans healthy and includes full-color illustrations and a glossary.

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