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American Black Bear

The American Black Bear is another addition to the giant food chain in the Taiga Habbitat. This bear is an omnivore meaning that they eat both plants and animals. The American Black Bear's feet are similar to humans because of the heel, toe, heel, toe pattern. They have short claws which help in climbing. Their tails are short, round, stubby tails. These bears usually have a black color, but can have phases of brown, cinnamon, beige and even a bluish-white color. Most of these bears' lengths of their bodies are 5-6 feet from nose to tail and 32-38.

Decomposer

Decomposers in the Taiga habitat include soil bacteria, Honey Fungus, Moss, bugs and Fungi like mushrooms. These plants and bacteria decompose all the remains of animals and plants in the Taiga when they die.

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Secondary Consumers

Secondary consumers include lynx, wolverines, bobcats,minks and ermines. Some animals they eat are herbivores like snowshoe rabbits, red squirrels, voles, red deer, elk, and moose.

Primary Consumers

In the Taiga habitat there is a large food chain with many herbivores, or primary consumers. Some examples of primary consumers in the Taiga are: snowshoe rabbits, red squirrels, voles, red deer, elk, and moose. These animals eat producers like grass and other plants. Each of these animals are prey of several animals instead of just one.

Producer

Examples of producers in the Taiga Habitat are grass,mountain tops,deserts, and tropical forest. There are mosses lichens, and also many trees. Some trees are douglas fir,pine,white spruce, ever greens,and hemlock.