Understanding the Food Pyramid is dedicated to my teacher, Mrs. Langley, because she made me do this project.

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One day, Eun stepped outside to play in the forest beside her house.

She walked along the forest, and much to her surprise she came upon some grass being gobbled up by a mouse.

Eun got to thinking. If mice ate the plants, then what ate the mice?

She walked around to find a solution. Soon enough she found her answer: snakes ate mice. Eun didn't look twice.

Once again Eun got to thinking. "If plants are eaten by mice and mice are eaten by snakes, then what do the snakes get eaten by?"

She set out on another adventure. She climbed up hills and hopped across lakes until she was tired and saw a coyote cross by.

She hid behind a tree and watched the coyote. She watched and watched until the coyote jumped, and he came back up with a snake in his lips.

"Aha! So the plants are eaten by mice and the mice are eaten by snakes and the snakes are eaten by coyotes...But where do plants get their energy?" Eun asked while placing her hands on her hips.

It was getting dark, and Eun was tired. She decided to go back home and tell what she had found to her mom.

Eun got home and explained to her mother and she told her she wondered where plants get their energy from. Eun's mom smiled "Let's try google . com."