Biology question food chain
Hi, please could I have help on this question. The answer is b but I don’t understand why?
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Reply 1
I think it’s because it has the most stages, like the baboon doesn’t eat the star grass directly, something else does and then the baboon eats that
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Original post by Teribblestudent
I think it’s because it has the most stages, like the baboon doesn’t eat the star grass directly, something else does and then the baboon eats that
No it looks like the baboon does directly eat the star grass?
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