MCQ
Whale is
- APrimary producer
- ✓Carnivorous, secondary consumer
- CA decomposer
- DHerbivorous
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
Carnivorous, secondary consumer
b
Whale is carnivorous and feeds on primary consumer and occupies the third trophic level of the ecosystem
Whale is carnivorous and feeds on primary consumer and occupies the third trophic level of the ecosystem
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