School groups, charter tours, or other groups of 15 or more must reserve Lincoln Home tours in advance by contacting the Springfield Convention and Visitors Bureau as soon as possible. School groups planning to visit in April, May or October should schedule approximately 6 months in advance.
it depends sometimes a lion can be a tertiary.or it can be an secondary consumer.but it can never never ever be an primary producer because it is an carnivore.and of course it â¦ cant be an producer because it cant make its own food. 5 people found this useful.
Depending on what organism it eats, a carnivore may also be a secondary, tertiary, quaternary (and so on) consumer. Owls and shrews are both carnivores. Because the owl eats the shrew, this is an example of a tertiary consumer eating a secondary consumer. Omnivores: Organisms that eat both producers and consumers are called omnivores. People are omnivores, and so are rats, racoons, chickens & skunks.