HELP Why is it more difficult for top carnivores to obtain sufficient energy resources than it is for animals lower on the food chain?

It's more difficult for top carnivores to obtain sufficient energy resources than it is for animals lower on the food chain because of what's known as the trophic pyramid. ... Therefore, since top carnivores get limited energy from one source of prey they must eat multiple prey.

Explanation:

the trophic pyramid is the reason

what the trophic pyramid is:  Trophic pyramid, also called an energy pyramid, showing the progression of food energy. The pyramid base contains producers, organisms that make their own food from inorganic substances. All other organisms in the pyramid are consumers

- predators get little energy from the prey they eat so they must consume multiple prey

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