Friday, May 8 Review Food Webs and Relationships

Master food web relationships: predator-prey, producers, consumers & co-evolution!

Predator-prey relationships Watch the video and answer questions below. According to the video, what is co-evolution? process by which the interactions between two species affect the evolutionary development of both. process by which the interactions between two species do NOT affect the evolutionary development of both. process by which the interactions between two species only affect the feeding patterns of both. According to the video, predation is..... one type of organisms kills another for its energy one type of organism bonds with another to share energy one type of organism lives along side another and never interact True Species have evolved to avoid getting killed. false true True or false: coloration of an organism is an adaptation to keep that organism from being preyed on by another. true false Organize each statement into the correct relationship Predator-Prey relationship a shark eating a large fish a hawk eating a rabbit a wolf eating a small deer Parasite-Host relationship a tapeworm living inside a human body mistletoe growing in a tree a tick that lives on a deer Consumer-Producer relationship a rabbit eating grass a bird eating berries from a bush a cow eating hay in a field Use the image to answer the 3 questions below. According the the food web image above, how many consumers are there? 10 5 12 2 According to the food web image above, how many producers are there? 15 2 0 5 According to the food web image above, select three predator-prey relationship. (remember predator is an organism that gets it food by hunting and eating another organism, prey is the organism that is being hunted and eaten) buzzard-rabbit snake-frog mouse-butterfly fox-mouse