In an energy food pyramid, what level would you find your carnivores
a. producers
c. secondary consumers
b. primary consumers
d. decomposers

C) Secondary Consumers

Explanation:

Producers make the food, and the primary consumers eat the food. The carnivores will then eat the primary consumers, making them secondary consumers.

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