Ocean Food ChainBy Anna and Urara

A food chain is a line of animals that depend on the different species to eat. If a species dies, it effects another animal that eats the species that had ran out.An ocean food chain is in this pattern: top predators,  secondary consumers, primary consumers, and primary producers.

What is a Food Chain?

A natural habitat is a place where animals and plants live. It is important to save them because all of the animals live in a natural habitat and if we destroy them, the animals would die. If the animals die, it would affect the food chain.

What is a natural habitat?

When oil damages even the smallest part of an oil spill, it can effect the marine animal at the top of the food chain.

Oil can have a big effect on a food chain because if one little creature dies it effects the whole food chain as well.

How does oil effect a Food Chain?

Destroyers:Introduced animals (invasive species) Cane Toad Rabbit European Carp

What destroys a natural habitat?

Cane Toad European Carp