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The document discusses the needs of animals, plants, and ecosystems to survive. It explains that all living things need shelter, water, food, and space. It then discusses producers like plants that need sunlight, carbon dioxide, water. The document provides steps to build a food chain and web, including defining carnivores, herbivores, and producers. It prompts the reader to create their own food web for an ecosystem of their choice.

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Creating a Food Web Step 1: Carnivores Carnivore: animal that only eats meat Examples of carnivores: tiger, lion, shark

Step 2: Herbivores Herbivore: animal that consumes only plants Examples of herbivore: rabbit, goat, giraffe

Step 4: Producer Examples of producer: plants, nuts, trees, fruit Examples of producers: plants, fruit, flowers

Step 5: What Do Producers Need? Sunlight, Carbon Dioxide, Water

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