Food chains show the complex, interconnected relationships between all living things in our ecosystem. Each aspect of the food chain, including producers, consumers, and decomposers, all contribute to ...

Primary consumers (herbivores) feed on plants, while secondary and tertiary consumers (carnivores) consume other animals. Decomposers, like fungi and bacteria, break down dead organisms ...

Well no. As always, someone is left to tidy up. In a food chain these are the decomposers. They consume dead animals, decaying plant material and waste products from other members of the ecosystem ...

who only eat animals. Decomposers, like worms and beetles, feed on decaying plant and animal life. When they do, they release healthy nutrients and gasses into the soil and the air,which supports ...