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Who eats whom at the pond
Age 7 · Nature
A pond edge has sunny dry places and shady damp places. Plants and animals live there and feed each other: a snail eats plants, a frog eats the snail and a heron eats the frog.
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- A snail eats water plants, and a frog eats the snail.
- A heron stands by the pond to catch a frog.
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- Light, damp and soil make a home for living things.
- Animals and plants need each other for food.
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