Who Eats Who in City Habitats?

Who Eats Who in City Habitats? by Robert Snedden is a nonfiction introduction to food chains and food webs in urban settings. The book examines various city habitats, such as parks, gardens, streets, and rooftops, illustrating how organisms ranging from insects to humans interact as predators, prey, and producers. It also discusses the impact of disruptions to these urban food chains, explaining the ecological consequences when links are broken. Aimed at middle-grade readers, the text provides clear explanations and examples to help students grasp the dynamics of city ecosystems.