1. Plankton may be caten by
4. Shrimp may be eaten by
5. Fresh water mollusk (eg. snail) may be eaten by
Intertidal zones are area
where the presence of water
depends on the tides. During
high tide, these are covered
with water. During low tide,
the water diminishes and
expose the part of sea bed
area. This part of the sea can
be sandy, rocky or muddy
depending on the presence of
different materials,
4. Shrimp may be eaten by
5. Fresh water mollusk (eg. snail) may be eaten by
Intertidal zones are area
where the presence of water
depends on the tides. During
high tide, these are covered
with water. During low tide,
the water diminishes and
expose the part of sea bed
area. This part of the sea can
be sandy, rocky or muddy
depending on the presence of
different materials,
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1.) Those plankton are eaten by small fish and crustaceans, which in turn are eaten by larger predators, and so on. Large animals can eat plankton directly, too—blue whales can eat up to 4.5 tons of krill, a large zooplankton, every day
2.)humans,big fishes,etc
3.)human,snail,slugs,shrews,mice,and other small mammals