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Grass-insect-frog-snake-hawk. In this food chain the secondary consumers are :

A

insects

B

frog

C

snake

D

grass

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To determine the secondary consumers in the given food chain (grass-insect-frog-snake-hawk), follow these steps: ### Step 1: Identify the Producers - In a food chain, the first level consists of producers, which are organisms that can produce their own food through photosynthesis. In this case, **grass** is the producer. ### Step 2: Identify the Primary Consumers - The next level consists of primary consumers, which are organisms that eat producers. Here, the **insect** consumes the grass, making it the primary consumer. ### Step 3: Identify the Secondary Consumers - The next level in the food chain consists of secondary consumers, which are organisms that eat primary consumers. In this case, the **frog** eats the insect, making it the secondary consumer. ### Step 4: Identify the Tertiary Consumers - The level above the secondary consumers consists of tertiary consumers, which eat secondary consumers. In this food chain, the **snake** consumes the frog, making it a tertiary consumer. ### Step 5: Identify the Quaternary Consumers - Finally, the top level consists of quaternary consumers, which are the top predators in the food chain. Here, the **hawk** consumes the snake. ### Conclusion - Therefore, in the food chain grass-insect-frog-snake-hawk, the secondary consumers are **frogs**.
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