April 7, 2025
Elle Mccreadie and Nina Tinney work on their Great Lakes food web for their Ecology class. Mccreadie and Tinney were able to put the final result of their project together after they drew an outline of the levels of the food web on the poster. “It was confusing at first trying to make a combined food web of all the Great Lakes,” Mccreadie said. “Once we got the apex predator level sorted out, the rest was easier.”
Elle Mccreadie and Nina Tinney work on their Great Lakes food web for their Ecology class. Mccreadie and Tinney were able to put the final result of their project together after they drew an outline of the levels of the food web on the poster. “It was confusing at first trying to make a combined food web of all the Great Lakes,” Mccreadie said. “Once we got the apex predator level sorted out, the rest was easier.”
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