Question

plants are known as autotrophs and make their own food. what do we call organisms that make their own food? tertiary consumer primary producer

Explanation:

In ecology and biology, organisms that can produce their own food (like plants through photosynthesis) are called primary producers. Tertiary consumers are organisms that eat secondary consumers and are at a higher trophic level, relying on other organisms for food, not producing their own.

Answer:

B. Primary producer (assuming the options are labeled, and the correct one is "Primary producer" as organisms making their own food are primary producers)