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Fossilised teeth can give clues about an animal’s diet by comparing their teeth to those of modern animals . | Faeces are the solid waste from the digestive system . The content s of the faeces can show what an animal has eaten and if it is living nearby. | |\n\n| Furth r vocabulary |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| absorb | To take i n or soak up . |\n| digest | To break up food into smaller pieces. |\n|  |  |\n| predator | Something that hunt s and kills its food. |\n| prey | Something that is hunted and killed for food. |\n| producer | A living thing that makes its own food. |\n| saliva\u003Cbr>| The liquid added to the mouth to help chewing, swallowing and digestion. |\n\n© Kapow Primary™ 2023  \n\n| Food chain s ho the n rgy b ing pas ed b tw n l ving thing in a hab tat |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| \u003Cbr> seaweed  shrimp  crab  | \u003Cbr>Food chains usually contain three or four living things .\u003Cbr>Food chains always start with a producer (plant), followed by an animal that eats the plant (herbivore or omnivore ) and an animal that eats other animals (carnivore or omnivore ) . | \u003Cbr> grass  sn ohwasrhe oe  lynx  |","cbCaiaY9qSlLZA5k","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaY9qSlLZA5k","pdf",802773,"English","# Human digestive system\n## Mouth to intestines\n# Teeth and diet in animals\n## Types of teeth\n# Science tools and evidence\n## X-rays, fossils, and faeces\n# Food vocabulary\n## Absorb, digest, saliva, predator, prey\n# Food chains and energy transfer\n## Producers to consumers","[{\"question\":\"What are the main stages of digestion in the human body?\",\"answer\":\"Food moves from the mouth to the oesophagus, then the stomach, and into the small intestine where nutrients are absorbed into the blood. 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