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What is an animal called that is hunted for food?

Prey

What is an animal called that hunts other animals?

Predator

Are plants considered to be producers or consumers?

Producers

What is the term for a group of the same organisms that live in the same place called? An example would be a school of fish.

Population

These are what help animals survive in their environments.

Adaptations

What is the main source of energy for the food chain?

The Sun

What is at the bottom of the food chain?

Plants

This is a model to show how food chains overlap.

Food Web

What is an animal called that only eats meat?

Carnivore

What is an animal called that eats both meat and plants?

Omnivore

Which forest biome loses its leaves in the winter?

Deciduous Forest

Which forest biome has cone shaped seeds and stays green all year?

Coniferous Forest

This forest biome does not get very warm or cold and has thick trees.

Coastal

The forest in Virginia are typically which forest biome?

Deciduous Forest

Which forest biome has the largest trees?

Coastal Forest Some Red Wood trees are so large you can drive a car through them.

True or False Humans are considered herbivores.

False Humans are omnivores. We eat both plants and animals

True or false Decomposers break down decayed plants and animals.

True

True or False A dog rolling over on command is an instinct.

False It would be a learned behavior.

True or False A lion eating an antelope would be an example of a consumer.

True

True or False Birds migrate north for the winter.

False Most birds migrate south for the winter months.

What is it called when animals sleep through the winter?

Hibernation

What are behaviors an animal is born knowing how to do?

Instincts

When an animal travels from one place to another and back again it is called what?

Migration

What is it called when an animal imitates something else?

mimicry

What is another name for an animal disguise?

Camouflage

What type of forest has three layers and receives a lot of rain?

Tropical Rain Forest

What is a place called with living and non living things?

Environment

What is an ecosystem with very little rain called?

Desert

In what type of biome would you find a Lion?

Grasslands

This type of water has very little salt in it.

Fresh Water