Biology, asked by Blahblah12340, 9 hours ago

what is the difference between habitats and food chains?
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A habitat provides a living thing with everything it needs to survive. Living things require different types and amounts of food, water, shelter, and space. Food chains demonstrate how living things depend on each other for food (energy).

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