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1. Describe the flow of energy to killer whales.

2. If killer whales were removed from the ecosystem, how would it
impact the other organisms?

3. What would you expect to happen if the algae population
increased?

4. Describe how the fish population would change if the seal
population decreased.

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The killer whale would have a tremendous about of energy flowing from it because if Jim many things it eats. It’s the third level consumer.

If those whales were to be removed from the echo system then the population of other species would increase and be too much.


If the algae increased then animals like fish would start to increase

The fish population would grow to be huge and fish would be common

The killer whales have a tremendous flow of energy as the whale eats and consume more protein and a nutrient-rich diet.

What is a killer whale?

1. A killer whale is also called an Orca and a toothed whale. The whale is the largest member of the killer whale specie and has tremendous flow of energy due to they fed on small and large aquatic forms.

2. If the whale is removed from the ecosystem then the food chain will get disturbed and there will large growth of other species of fish will be in abundance.

3. If the algae increase the oxygen in the lakes and seas will be depleted and other species will be impacted as the fish popuaion may get reduced.

4. if there a change in seal popualtion then popualtion of fish will double itself and again distub the food web.

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