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yes, tadpoles will eat other dead tadpoles if not fed, and sometimes if they are not fed they will nip at each others tails. hope i helped! :)
While most starfish feed primarily on mollusks, there are some varieties that prefer other invertebrate animals including hard corals. The crown of thorns starfish has fed on large portions of the coral reefs throughout the Indo-Pacific region.
Yes, some of the popular reef dive sites in New Zealand are Poor Knight's Island, Club Rocks at White Island, and Liason's Reef at White Island. There are some artificial reefs built at shipwreck sites. An example of this is the Tui, which is sunken off of the Tutukaka Coast.
the context clue is them feeding grapes to each other
The federal reserve has three main tools it uses to bring about its goals if full employment, healthy inflation and stability The fed acts as a bank to all other banks, each bank must have an account with the fed in which they keep a certain percentage of their checkable deposits as reserves. This percentage is mandated by the fed. The fed also loans money to banks on a short term basis in order to help banks out of liquidity "jams", this is frowned upon by the fed, who would much rather see banks borrow to each other. The rate at which banks borrow from each other is heavily influenced by the Fed and it is called the federal funds rate. This is an interest rate, and most other interest rates are tied in with this one, so the Fed can influence interest rates in this way. The Fed also conducts open market operations, in which they buy or sell bonds from the public in order to increase or decrease the supply of money in the US economy. The Fed prints money. It places the money in circulation by buying government bonds. This means that every $ is essentially an IOU to the Fed for which the government (tax paying citizens at least) pays interest as long as it is in circulation. The checkable deposits each bank holds in their FED account accumulate date in the form of interest owed by Gov to the Fed. There is no enough money in circulation to ever pay off this accumulated debt.
The federal reserve has three main tools it uses to bring about its goals if full employment, healthy inflation and stability The fed acts as a bank to all other banks, each bank must have an account with the fed in which they keep a certain percentage of their checkable deposits as reserves. This percentage is mandated by the fed. The fed also loans money to banks on a short term basis in order to help banks out of liquidity "jams", this is frowned upon by the fed, who would much rather see banks borrow to each other. The rate at which banks borrow from each other is heavily influenced by the Fed and it is called the federal funds rate. This is an interest rate, and most other interest rates are tied in with this one, so the Fed can influence interest rates in this way. The Fed also conducts open market operations, in which they buy or sell bonds from the public in order to increase or decrease the supply of money in the US economy. The Fed prints money. It places the money in circulation by buying government bonds. This means that every $ is essentially an IOU to the Fed for which the government (tax paying citizens at least) pays interest as long as it is in circulation. The checkable deposits each bank holds in their FED account accumulate date in the form of interest owed by Gov to the Fed. There is no enough money in circulation to ever pay off this accumulated debt.
The federal reserve has three main tools it uses to bring about its goals if full employment, healthy inflation and stability The fed acts as a bank to all other banks, each bank must have an account with the fed in which they keep a certain percentage of their checkable deposits as reserves. This percentage is mandated by the fed. The fed also loans money to banks on a short term basis in order to help banks out of liquidity "jams", this is frowned upon by the fed, who would much rather see banks borrow to each other. The rate at which banks borrow from each other is heavily influenced by the Fed and it is called the federal funds rate. This is an interest rate, and most other interest rates are tied in with this one, so the Fed can influence interest rates in this way. The Fed also conducts open market operations, in which they buy or sell bonds from the public in order to increase or decrease the supply of money in the US economy. The Fed prints money. It places the money in circulation by buying government bonds. This means that every $ is essentially an IOU to the Fed for which the government (tax paying citizens at least) pays interest as long as it is in circulation. The checkable deposits each bank holds in their FED account accumulate date in the form of interest owed by Gov to the Fed. There is no enough money in circulation to ever pay off this accumulated debt.
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Yes. They were better fed, had protection from each other, and could trade with others.
A long time ago, there were varieties of sharks who did not feed on each other, and other varieties who fed on each other. A moment's thought will reveal to your steel-trap mind which varieties were more likely to mate successfully and produce more of their kind, and which varieties soon became extinct.
The same food all the other animals are fed.
Humans ate each other and fed anyone one committing homosexual acts to the sharks