Autotrophs such as poison sumac can produce their own food, while heterotrophs like lions and zebras must feed on other organisms since they cannot produce their own food. The document provides examples of autotrophs and heterotrophs, explaining that autotrophs feed themselves by producing their own food whereas heterotrophs feed on other organisms.

1. BIOLOGY

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PRATHIBHA

3. Autotrophs Vs. Heterotrophs
An autotroph is an organism that feeds itself!
(produces its own food!)
A heterotroph is an organism that feeds on
another organism (cannot produce own
food!)
Can you think of an example of each?
Poison Sumac Lions (and Zebras for that matter!)

4. Autotrophs

5. Autotrophs

6. Autotrophs

7. Autotrophs

8. Autotrophs

9. Heterotrophs

10. Heterotrophs

11. Heterotrophs
Drosera

12. Heterotrophs
Nepenthes

13. Heterotrophs