Explain how the energy in the food chain above gets from the start of the chain to the food at the end

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OfficialShonna · Answer

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axie · Answer

can you take a screenshot of the question so i know what i need to help you with?

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do you have a crome book or a windows laptop?

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QuestionCoveBot · Answer

Well, I can explain this without needing a screenshot. Gimme a sec.

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Icyhot · Answer

As the food-chain goes on, the lowest of the foodchain takes energy fromtheir source, AKA plants. Once they're eaten, only part of their energy is taken in by their predator, meaning, those at the top of the foodchain have to eat a lot more, due to the decrease in energy.

OfficialShonna · Answer

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Icyhot · Answer

The arrows pointing to the predators displays the transfer of energy

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QuestionCoveBot · Answer

I'm gonna use the African Sahara as an example.

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