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Energy flows in a food chain as one organism consumes another for food. What happens to this energy as it moves up the food chain from one level to the next?
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Energy flows in a food chain as one organism consumes another for food. What happens to this energy as it moves up the food chain from one level to the next?

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Answer: IT DECREASES

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As food is consumed in the food chain the energy gets less and less as the food travels up the food chain.
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