Is a crayfish a producer, primary, secondary, or tertiary consumer?

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Is a crayfish a producer, primary, secondary, or tertiary consumer?

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Well, cray fish are omnivorous which means they eat animals too. Secondary consumers eat animals.

Cray fish are secondary consumers.

Elias Naur answered Mar 29, 2019

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