1 . If all producers disappeared, herbivores would starve, leading to a collapse of the entire food chain.

2 . A sudden increase in rabbits would cause overgrazing, leading to food shortages, a later population crash, and temporary growth in predator populations.

3 . Decomposers recycle nutrients from dead organisms, making them essential for sustaining plant life and maintaining ecosystem balance

4 . Introducing a new predator like a wolf would reduce prey populations, increase competition among predators, and potentially disrupt the food chain.

5 . An organism can belong to multiple trophic levels if it consumes both herbivores and smaller carnivores.

6 . If the eagle population decreased, foxes might increase, leading to a decline in rabbits and disrupting the ecosystem balance.

7 . If a disease wiped out all rabbits, foxes and eagles would be most affected due to the loss of a primary food source.

8 . Top predators like eagles are fewer because only 10% of energy transfers between trophic levels, limiting available resources.

9 . If humans hunted foxes excessively, rabbit populations could rise, causing overgrazing and long-term ecosystem damage.

10 . Energy transfers through consumption but decreases at higher levels as most is lost as heat, limiting top predator populations.

A food chain is a linear flow of energy, a food web is a complex network of interconnected chains, and a human food chain shows how humans consume various organisms