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Tigers and the Food Web

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Tigers and the Food Web is an interactive game that teaches kids about the tiger’s important role in the forest ecosystem. Players will learn how tigers, as apex predators, help maintain balance by controlling deer populations, allowing plants and other animals to thrive.

Through simple questions and activities, children will understand how tigers fit at the top of the food chain and help keep the forest balanced.

Objective:
- Help kids understand the connection between tigers, herbivores like deer, and plants.
- Teach the importance of balanced ecosystems and the tiger’s critical role in nature.

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Tigers and the Food Web is an interactive game that teaches kids about the tiger’s important role in the forest ecosystem. Players will learn how tigers, as apex predators, help maintain balance by controlling deer populations, allowing plants and other animals to thrive. Through simple questions and activities, children will understand how tigers fit at the top of the food chain and help keep the forest balanced. Objective: - Help kids understand the connection between tigers, herbivores like deer, and plants. - Teach the importance of balanced ecosystems and the tiger’s critical role in nature.

por Karishma Hora
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Tigers are at the top of the food chain, which means they eat animals like deer. This helps keep the number of deer in check and keeps the forest balanced.What does the tiger eat?

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Why are tigers important to the forest?

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What do deer like to eat?

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What happens if there are too many deer in the forest?

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What would happen if there were no tigers in the forest?

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