Trophic level: Herbivore

Dec 17, 2024

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Explore different trophic levels in an ecosystem by collecting animals based on their diet preferences. Identify herbivores, detritivores, carnivores, and omnivores and improve your ecological knowledge in a fun way!

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Trophic level: Herbivore

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Select and delete the animals that you did not collect. Trophic level: Herbivore
Select and delete the animals that you did not collect. Trophic level: Herbivore (cont.) Trophic level: Detrivore
Select and delete the animals that you did not collect. Trophic level: Detrivore (cont.) Trophic level: Carnivore
Select and delete the animals that you did not collect. Trophic level: Carnivore (cont.) Trophic level: Omnivore

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