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Why do fast-moving predators need a large amount of food?
Fast-moving predators need a large amount of food because they burn more energy when thy are hunting. They need more food, to supply the greater amount of energy they use.
How does a coyotes fast moving help them survive?
It helps them catch food and sometimes escape from predators that are hunting them.
What are the echinoderms that look like warty moving pickles?
Sea Cucumbers
What factors influence how fast they grow and how big echinoderms become.?
It's health
Echinoderms have what type of digestive system?
Some of them are predators, most starfish are, they eat slow moving creatures like barnacles or clams A few filter feed And some eat algae scraped off of rocks Hope that helped
Are the ostrich's predators fast or slow?
fast
Is jackals a fast moving or a slow moving?
fast
How do echinoderms interact with creatures in their environment?
Echinoderms interact with other creatures in their environment through various means. They may have mutualistic relationships with other organisms, such as tube feet that serve as grooming tools for fish. Echinoderms also play important roles in marine ecosystems, serving as food sources for predators and helping to recycle nutrients. Additionally, some echinoderms have defensive mechanisms, such as the ability to regenerate lost body parts or release toxins to deter predators.
How does the respiratory tree work?
Respiratory tree is present in echinoderms eg. sea urchin it helps in respiration and protection from predators by evisceration .
When you are moving fast what is that called?
moving fast in Japanese is "subayai"
Will there be more oxygen in a fast moving stream or a slow moving river?
Fast moving stream
What factors influence a echinoderms growth?
Factors such as availability of food, water quality, temperature, and genetics can influence the growth of echinoderms. The presence of predators, competition for resources, and environmental stressors can also impact their growth rates. Additionally, developmental stages and life history strategies play a role in determining the growth of echinoderms.
