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The rabbit gets its energy from the grass. The fox gets its energy from the rabbit.  \nFill in the missing organism in each food chain.  \nflower owl penguin seaweed sun  \nSun →  \n_________  \n→ butterfly → bird → snake  \nSun → algae → krill →  \n____________  \n→ orca  \nSun → wheat → mouse →  \n_________  \n_________  \nSun →  \n→ acorn → squirrel → coyote  \n____________  \n→ fish → seal → shark  \nAnswers  \nFill in the missing organism in each food chain.  \nflower owl penguin seaweed sun  \nSun →  \n→ butterfly → bird → snake  \nSun → algae → krill →  \n→ orca  \nSun →  \nSun →  \n→ acorn → squirrel → coyote  \n→ fish → seal → shark","cbCaihbRfpLvkrd7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihbRfpLvkrd7","pdf",116753,"English","# Food Chain Fundamentals\n## Practice Exercises","[{\"question\":\"What is a food chain according to the worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"A food chain illustrates how energy transfers from the sun through a sequence of living things.\"},{\"question\":\"What is the first step in the examples provided?\",\"answer\":\"The sun is identified as the source of energy that begins every food chain.\"},{\"question\":\"How do consumers obtain energy in a food chain?\",\"answer\":\"Consumers obtain energy by consuming the organism that precedes them in the food chain, which ultimately traces back to energy from the sun.\"}]","Grade 3 Science Worksheet - Food Chains | PDF",1791799874]