Because of its ecosystem diversity, tropical rainforests have multiple food chains that form a giant food web. A typical food chain could be: Fruit (autotroph) - Mosquitoes (insect, primary consumer) - Mice (insectivore, secondary consumer) - Coatimundi (rodentivore, tertiary consumer) - Jaguar (predator, quaternary consumer) - Andean Condor (detrivore).