Question

In a food chain, which trophic level is formed by herbivores?

Answer 1

Herbivores:

• An herbivore is a primary level consumer, which consumes autotrophs or plants. Example: Goat, deer, and rabbit.

The trophic level of herbivores:

• The producers are present at the bottom (T1 or trophic level 1) in a food chain.
• The herbivores that feed on them or eat them, thus form the trophic level 2 or T2.
• Herbivores make the second trophic level (T2) in a food chain.