Transfer of Energy from the Sun to Decomposers
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- Sun
- Today's another day. Good morning plants and trees, and all my fellow pals on land, air and seas. I have lots of energy today!
- Producer
- Good morning to you, too. Your energy is charging us up full! Thanks for the fill. We're going to work now.
- Primary Consumer(The Herbivore)
- Ohhh how good looking are these plants. My parents say I need the nutrients and energy to grow. I better start munching on.
- The sun just risen from its sleep. It was a great day indeed. With clear skies, the sun was energetic in starting the day.
- Secondary Consumer(The Omnivore)
- The plants thanked the sun for the energy-filled day. Afterwards, they went on to perform photosynthesis.
- Tertiary Consumer and Scavengers
- The little deer has also just started its day, and is ready to consume the lovely looking plants in order to gain much energy throughout the day. After eating, it went on a walk around the field.
- Scavengers and Decomposers
- The fox then was hungry and so fed on the poor little deer. After being satisfied, the fox rested for a while in the grassy field.
- A deer. I think that just got filled up with delicious plants over there. This one's mine to eat.
- After a good rest, the lion went on a walk to the fields and saw a resting fox, being old and weak, it rarely goes to hunt for food. While it's planning to attack, behind the trees is a hyena waiting to scavenge the lion in its demise.
- The lion is busy eyeing its prey, I sure have time before the poor old lion meets the afterlife
- I have to be quiet while the fox rests. This is my opportunity to have my first meal. Seems like the others are good at hiding now.
- Soon there after, the lion lost its life. The hyena feasted on its remains and the decomposers took on its role of breaking down its decaying remains as nutrients. In the end, where there is life lost, there springs new life.
- Come on, guys. Hurry up, we have to make sure this nutrient goes to our plants pal here and there.
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