Why is there a limit the number of levels that a food chain can reach?

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because plants dont really eat much so that stops the food chain

Yohannist answered Mar 25, 2016

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there is a limit because without a limit a food chain would go on infinite times unless a key factor was taken out.
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Sufian answered Mar 29, 2016

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