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No, producers are organisms that can make their own food eg green plants.
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Consumer! Squid are predators!(they hunt food!)
As apposed to a producer,(that would be something that grows,or harvests its food)
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A squid is a consumer in a marine food chain. Producers are able to make their own food. In a marine food web, producers are phytoplankton and algae. Consumers are carnivores and eat other animals in this food chain. Because a squid eats fish and other marine life, it is a consumer.
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