food chains (ecology)

Examines the characteristics and locations of the world's oceans, and takes a look at the various food chains that exist there, beginning with plankton and ending with top predators. Also discusses scavengers in the ocean, and how to protect food chains. Includes color photographs, a glossary, and further resources.

"All living things need one another to survive. Each living thing gives something to Earth and has its own special needs. Working together keeps the circle of life going"--Provided by publisher.

"Living things depend on other living things in order to survive. This is called interdependence. This ... book explores the symbiotic and competitive relationships that exist between interdependent organisms"--Amazon.

Full-color photographs and accessible language take readers under the sea to discover the kelp forests. Information about photosynthesis, habitats, and plant structures supplement what readers learn about plants in science class.

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

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

"All living things require energy to survive. Some animals can live off plants, while others must hunt prey to stay alive. Read all about the distinctions between herbivores and carnivores, their defining characteristics, and the importance of each group in the food chain"--Amazon.com.

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

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