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Who is in the Great White Shark's Food Web?

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1 Who is in the Great White Shark's Food Web?

2 What does a great white shark eat?
harbor seal elephant seal sea lion leopard shark bat ray

3 What does an elephant seal eat?
red octopus leopard shark

4 What does a sea otter eat?
abalone porcelain crab

5 What do sardines eat? zooplankton

6 What does a red octopus eat?
porcelain crab krill sardine

7 What does a bat ray eat? sardine krill

8 What does a rockfish eat?
Zooplankton krill

9 What do zooplankton eat?
phytoplankton seaweed dead material

10 What do abalones eat? seaweed kelp

11 What does a tuna eat? sardine krill squid

12 What does a porcelain crab eat?
Phytoplankton Dead material

13 What do harbor seals eat?
squid sardines

14 What do sea lions eat? squid red octopus sardines & rockfish

15 What do squid eat? krill

16 What do leopard sharks eat?
sardines

17 What do gray whales eat? krill

18 What do krill eat? phytoplankton zooplankton dead material

19 What do phytoplankton eat?
nothing, it’s a PRODUCER

20 nothing, it’s a PRODUCER
What does kelp eat? nothing, it’s a PRODUCER

21 nothing, it’s a PRODUCER
What does seaweed eat? nothing, it’s a PRODUCER

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