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water oak trees are a source of food for termites. Black bears often look in rotting logs for insects such as termites to eat. Make a food chain for these organisms.
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water oak trees are a source of food for termites. Black bears often look in rotting logs for insects such as termites to eat. Make a food chain for these organisms.
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Black Bears eat termites and they eat water oak trees.
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water oak trees --> termites --> black bears
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