Which of the following situations accurately describes a difference between a food chain and a food web?

a. a carnivore receives 10 percent of the energy from its prey in a food web;

b. a carnivore eats both a rabbit and a mouse in a food web;

c. a rabbit eats grass in a food chain;

d. a rabbit receives 90 percent of the energy from the grass it eats in a food chain.

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Barbara Newman

Biology

15 June, 21:26

Which of the following situations accurately describes a difference between a food chain and a food web?

a. a carnivore receives 10 percent of the energy from its prey in a food web;

b. a carnivore eats both a rabbit and a mouse in a food web;

c. a rabbit eats grass in a food chain;

d. a rabbit receives 90 percent of the energy from the grass it eats in a food chain.

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Alyssa Holloway · Answer 1

B) a carnivore eat both rabbits and a mouse in the food web.

A food chain is like our food pyramid ... it shows energy.

The food web shows everything they can eat.