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Explain the places occupied by grass, a rabbit, and a wolf in an energy pyramid.
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Explain the places occupied by grass, a rabbit, and a wolf in an energy pyramid.

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Grass is on the bottom of the energy pyramid because it needs the least amount of energy. A rabbit is in the primary consumers level, and a wolf is a secondary level consumer.

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