Projections by Locality, PDC, and Towns. The following Excel files contain aggregate population data for each locality, PDC, and large town. You may also download the detailed projections data, as well as shapefiles of aggregate projections for localities and PDCs in this one-click download of all files.
Carnivorous animals such as frogs, shrews, snakes, owls, skunks, ladybird beetles and mink, kill and eat other animals. These secondary consumers package the sunlight energy as a mixture of proteins and fats we call meat. Predators depend on grazers and browsers and on other predators. Parasititism:
This is where one organism hunts and eats the other organism. The organism hunting is called predator, while the organism being hunted is called prey. Energy received from the sun is transferred from animals when the prey is eaten by the predator. The predator now has its preyâs energy. A predator is usually a carnivore that hunts, kills and eats other animals. For example, a snake eating a mouse, the snake is considered the predator because it is consuming the mouse. In another example, a striped marlin is a predator. It lives in the Pacific Ocean and preys on sardines, also a Pacific animal.