Are fur seals secondary consumers?

Are fur seals secondary consumers?

In the Antarctic food chain krill are primary consumers and baleen whales, penguins, seals and many kinds of fish and other birds are secondary consumers when feeding on krill.

Is a fur seal a tertiary consumer?

Examples of secondary consumers: Carnivorous fish, seals, sea stars, whales, squid, some crabs ,lobsters etc. Some examples of tertiary consumers: Dolphins, sharks, killer whales, some sea birds etc. Apex predators: Some tertiary consumers are considered apex predators.

Is a seal a consumer or a producer?

An ecosystem must contain producers, consumers, decomposers, and dead and inorganic matter. Seals are an example of consumers. They are unable to make their own food and so must eat other animals.

Is a fur seal a herbivore?

Are Fur Seals herbivores, carnivores, or omnivores? Fur Seals are Carnivores, meaning they eat other animals.

Is a leopard seal a secondary consumer?

The primary consumers , a krill, cod, and squid, then get energy from the producers causing its secondary consumers, a penguin, leopard seal, and an elephant seal to get energy from it too. The teritiary consumer is the killer whale.

Is a sea lion a tertiary consumer?

Roles in the Food Web They are called primary consumers. Omnivores and carnivores, such as otters and anchovies, that eat herbivores are called secondary consumers. These secondary consumers are eaten by even larger carnivores and omnivores, such as sea lions and large sharks, called tertiary consumers.

What level of consumer is a seal?

Life on the Food Chain

Trophic Level	Desert Biome	Ocean Biome
Primary Consumer (Herbivore)	Butterfly	Zooplankton
Secondary Consumer (Carnivore)	Lizard	Fish
Tertiary Consumer (Carnivore)	Snake	Seal
Quaternary Consumer (Carnivore)	Roadrunner	Shark