In a food chain what order would this be in? grass, rabbit, wolf, mushroom.?

Question

please put these in order of a food chain. thanks

Answer 1

mushroom-grass-rabbit-wolf

hope i helped :)

Answer 2

grass,mushroom(its fungus that eats the grass),rabbit(eats the grass not the mushroom),wolf

Answer 3

Grass is a producer (it produces its own energy via photosyntheses) So we start our food chain with :

1,GRASS

Next is our first level consumer, an herbavore and a prey animal:

2.RABBIT

next we have a second level consumer, a carnevore in this case and a predator the

3.WOLF

Finally upon the death of the wolf (even apex predetors at the top of the food chain die of old age if nothing else), we come to the decomposer,

4.MUSHROOM

who breaks the dead wolf down (along with bacteria and invertabrates) and gives nutrients to the soil for the grass, where we started, and you have a simple food chain!

Answer 4

Grass then rabbit then wolf (from bottom to top). Mushrooms are decomposers so they absorb dead things' nutrients. They should probably go separately. Or you can draw in dead grass, rabbits, or wolves and draw a mushroom taking in energy from them. Not so sure about how you should do the mushroom...

Answer 5

It would be grass, rabbit,  wolf and mushroom.

Answer 6

errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr i rekcon:   the wolf eats the rabbit who eats the mushroom who eats the grass.... because a mushroom can't grow without grass??????

Answer 7

Wolf, rabbit, ...........mushroom and grass...okay i was a little hesitant at first haha but im sure now. God Bless

Answer 8

wolf>rabbit>grass. mushrooms arent anywhere in that chain

Answer 9

you really can't because the chain is always connected. one will always eat the other.the wolf eats the rabbit that eats the grass and mushrooms. when the wolf and rabbit dies, the grass and mushrooms eat them. it is a never ending circle.