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    The document describes adaptations, niches, and trophic levels of various species including spider monkeys, toucans, poison dart frogs, macaws, sloths, carnivorous plants, and bromeliads. Spider monkeys have no thumbs, toucans have wide beaks to crack seeds, poison dart frogs secrete poison through their skin, macaws have differently positioned toes, sloths have long arms and curved feet for grasping and move slowly. Carnivorous plants eat small animals, bromeliads grow at ground level and fill niches of other plants. All species listed except bromeliads are heterotrophs.

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    The document describes adaptations, niches, and trophic levels of various species including spider monkeys, toucans, poison dart frogs, macaws, sloths, carnivorous plants, and bromeliads. Spider monkeys have no thumbs, toucans have wide beaks to crack seeds, poison dart frogs secrete poison through their skin, macaws have differently positioned toes, sloths have long arms and curved feet for grasping and move slowly. Carnivorous plants eat small animals, bromeliads grow at ground level and fill niches of other plants. All species listed except bromeliads are heterotrophs.

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    The document describes adaptations, niches, and trophic levels of various species including spider monkeys, toucans, poison dart frogs, macaws, sloths, carnivorous plants, and bromeliads. Spider monkeys have no thumbs, toucans have wide beaks to crack seeds, poison dart frogs secrete poison through their skin, macaws have differently positioned toes, sloths have long arms and curved feet for grasping and move slowly. Carnivorous plants eat small animals, bromeliads grow at ground level and fill niches of other plants. All species listed except bromeliads are heterotrophs.

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    Species

    Spider
    Monkey
    Toucan

    Adaptation
    They have no
    thumbs
    Wide Beaks
    To Crack
    seeds

    Poison Arrow Secretes


    Frog
    poison thru
    skin

    Macaw

    Two of their
    toes point
    forward and
    two point
    backward.

    Sloth

    arms that are


    longer than
    legs curved
    feet for
    grasping.
    Move slow,
    stay unseen.
    Great

    Niche

    Other
    Heterotroph

    Consume
    various fruits
    and deposit
    the seeps in
    their waste.
    Keep the
    population of
    insects and
    small lizards
    under control.
    feeds primarily
    on insects,
    favoring ants,
    termites and
    small spiders
    eat a variety of
    plant fruits,
    leaves, nuts
    as well as
    insects and
    bugs
    Removing
    twigs from
    branches,
    allowing the
    branches to
    grow. Also
    prey for some
    animals

    Heterotroph

    Heterotroph

    Heterotroph

    Heterotroph

    camouflage.
    Carnivorous
    Plants

    Eat small
    animals

    Bromeliads

    On The
    Ground level

    controlling the
    insect
    population
    within its
    habitat
    Can fill the
    niche of any
    plant in the
    biome

    Heterotroph

    Autotroph

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