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Are cats carnivous?
Yes
What weather does this predict?
it predicts the carnivous forest.
What plants live in a forest?
orchids,carnivous plants
What is an animal called that hunts for food?
Most animals that are carnivous hunt other animals for food.
What are some Unique characteristics of the piranha?
piranha are small and fast is will be really hard for them to be hunt and they travel in pack so they can attack or eat
What are the animals prey of a leopards?
Leopards are one of the big cats so they will eat similar or pratically the same foods as other big cats. For example, big cats are carnivous so they eat meat such as: antelope, deer, zebra, gazelles, buffaloes.
Are mollusks carnivours?
For the most part, I don't believe so. Snails have a special thing called rahh that allows them to eat leaves. But, clams, on the other hands, may be carnivorus. They might trap fish in there mouths. So, the question yo shoul;d be asking is, are clams mollusks? And, no offense, but how would a snail catch prey if it WERE carnivous? I think it's funny, a snail chasing down it's prey at warp speed? Snails would be too sdlow. They should stick to eatting leaves. They're easy to get.
What animals in the desert are vegetarians?
Carnivous animals of the Sahara Desert include the spotted hyena, desert fox, common jackal and Libyan striped weasel.Carnivorous birds include the desert eagle and the Nubian buzzard.However, this writer saw a female cheetah and her cub in the Atlas Mountains, so the cheetah must also inhabit the Sahara Desert. Smaller carnivores like desert fox and the striped weasel mostly feed on small animals like the guinea fowl, the gerboa and the Cape hare, while larger carnivores like the spotted hyena and the common jackal feed on the barbary sheep, dama deer and dorcas gazelle.
What are facts about butterflies?
Did you know?· Monarchs have the longest and largest insect migration in North America, traveling up to 8,000 km per year!· Some of the Monarch Butterflies are poisonous· The Monarch Butterfly breathes through its wings· The Monarch Butterfly is also called a milkweed butterflyThe longest recorded flight of a monarch butterfly is over 3,000 miles. While migrating, it can cover 80 miles a day.yes there are like butterflies can taste with their feet and also they use their antennas to smell. does that answer your question?Butterflies also digest from their mouth.. They also migrate to the south.They migrate south,They weigh lesser than paper,There are also over 23,00 types of butterfliesthey can live for only 3 to 5 daysAs they get older, they begin to grow sharp teeth so that they are able to ward off competing male butterflies if one dares to tread in its territory.Females, on the other hand, fill with a liquid as they age, and if they land too heavily, they can "pop"Did you know?...Butterflies taste with their feet. They can blend in with the environment (only some butterfliesof course!!!!!!!!!!!!They come in different shapes, sizes, and colors, moths are also a butterfly but they come out at night and butterflies come out at day...they are an invertabrates.their predators are frogs,lizards,and many speciesof carnivous insects and spiders.their defense is blending in with their surroundings.....Interesting facts about butterflies include that they all have four wings. Butterflies use their feet to taste and there are over 15,000 species of butterflies.Colorful, can fly, and are insects
What animals are in a Sahara desert?
A variety of animal species live in the Sahara Desert, where in its dry interior, or along the edges. There are some 70 species of mammals and at least 90 species of birds, while another 300 species of migratory birds are found in the Sahara. There are also numerous reptiles, amphibians and a range of invertebrates:Anubis baboonBarbary sheepBarn owlBlue-cheeked Bee EaterBrown-necked and fan-tailed ravensCape hareCommon jackalDama deerDesert eagleDesert hedgehogDorcas gazelleDesert larkDesert sparrowDesert wheatear (bird)Dromedary (single-humped camel)GerbilGuinea fowlJerboaLibyan striped weaselLittle grebeLittle owlLizards, e.g. skink, chameleonNubian bustardsOryxOstrichPale crag martinRaptorRattlesnakeSahara frogSand foxSand larkScorpionSecretary birdSlender mongooseSnake, e.g. cobra, viperSpotted hyenaSpotted sandgrouseWhite-crowned black wheatear (bird)Yellow wagtailAnimal species, including mammals, birds, reptiles and some of the invertebrates which live in the Sahara Desert include: Anubis baboonBarbary sheepBarn owlBrown-necked and fan-tailed ravensCape hareCommon jackalDama deerDesert eagleDesert hedgehogDorcas gazelleDromedary (single-humped camel)GerbilGuinea fowlJerboaLibyan striped weaselLizards, e.g. skink, chameleonNubian bustardsOryxOstrichPale crag martinRaptorRattlesnakeSand foxSand larkScorpionSecretary birdSlender mongooseSnake, e.g. cobra, viperSpotted hyenaAnimal species, including mammals, birds, reptiles and some of the invertebrates which live in the Sahara Desert include: Anubis baboonBarbary sheepBarn owlBrown-necked and fan-tailed ravensCape hareCommon jackalDama deerDesert eagleDesert hedgehogDorcas gazelleDromedary (single-humped camel)GerbilGuinea fowlJerboaLibyan striped weaselLizards, e.g. skink, chameleonNubian bustardsOryxOstrichPale crag martinRaptorRattlesnakeSand foxSand larkScorpionSecretary birdSlender mongooseSnake, e.g. cobra, viperSpotted hyena
