What food chains are humans a part of?

- Grass grows in the soil.

- Grasshoppers and other insects eat grass.

- Birds and rodents eat insects and grass.

- Humans eat rodents, birds, and grass (in the form of grains).

2) Forest Food Chain:

- Trees and plants grow in the soil.

- Insects, such as beetles, eat leaves, wood, and other parts of trees.

- Birds and small animals, such as squirrels, eat insects and seeds.

- Larger animals, such as foxes and bears, eat birds and small animals.

- Humans eat larger animals, fruits, nuts, and vegetables (all of which depend on plants).

3) Marine Food Chain:

- Phytoplankton, microscopic algae, grow in the ocean.

- Zooplankton, tiny animals, feed on phytoplankton.

- Small fish eat zooplankton.

- Larger fish, such as tuna, eat smaller fish.

- Humans eat larger fish.

In each of these food chains, humans are at the top level, consuming a variety of organisms that make up their diet.