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What types of consumers are the following animals?
(i) buffalo
(ii) fox
(iii) crocodile
(iv) bear
(v) crow​

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Answered by xxblackqueenxx37
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(i) buffalo =  \sf \red{primary \: consumer}

(ii) fox =  \sf \red{ secondary \: consumers}

(iii) crocodile =  \sf \red{secondary \:  consumers.}

(iv) bear =  \sf \red{omnivorous \: and \:  secondary \:  consumers}

(v) crow =  \sf \red{omnivorous  \:  consumers}

Answered by sushmadhkl
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Answer:

The following animals are:

(i) Buffalo→Primary consumer

(ii) Fox →Secondary consumer

(iii) Crocodile→Tertiary consumer

(iv) Bear→Seccondary consumer

(v) Crow​→Secondary consumer

Explanation:

Consumers

  • They are the organisms feeding on producers or other organisms.
  • The mode of nutrition of such animals is phagocytic or heterotrophic.
  • Mostly animals and a few non-green plants are the consumers.

Classification of consumers on the basis of feeding habit

Consumers are of three types i.e.

  1. Primary consumers
  • They include herbivores that feed directly on plants or autotrophs.
  • The primary consumers obtain the energy from the food made by the producers on their bodies.
  • About 90% of the energy is lost to the environment as heat when energy is transferred as the producers are eaten by primary consumers.

Cow, buffalo, goat, deer, and rabbit are examples.

     2. Secondary consumers

  • These organisms feed on other consumers.
  • They include usually carnivores and omnivores.
  • The carnivores can be predatory or parasitic as the mode of nutrition.

For example Frog, jackal, fox small fish, big fish, dogs, crow, etc.

     3. Tertiary consumers

  • They feed on secondary consumers.
  • They are also known as top-level organisms.
  • They die themselves and mix in the soil.

Examples are lions, tigers, hawks, crocodiles, etc.

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