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What are the primary consumers of the Amazon?

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some primary consumers in a rain forest r grasshoppers, beetles, slugs, etc........
basically any bug you find in a rain forest is a primary consumers. if u look up primary consumers of a rain forest, A HOLE BUNCH OF POSSIBILITIES SHOW UP. Oh, and whoever you r, u just got poned by a 6th grade girl 'cause u don't know what primary consumers are in a rain forest.

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