Yes
"Pink slime" is beef trimmings. Once only used in dog food and cooking oil, the trimmings are now sprayed with ammonia so they are safe to eat and added to most ground beef as a cheaper filler.
Use the pick tool on the plants and ground up food should fall out(circles). Have your slime follow you over them and that's basicly how your baby slime eats. Older slimes can eat bricks, so you move them over the bricks and they eat them.
The slime mold gets its food by decomposing the nutrient for living or once-living things.
a slime would not be stickier. Because it is made of glue, blue food color/ink,etc. if a blue slime is stickier it is a alive slime :D
Muesli bars are found in the meat group because muesli bars are made from ground up orphans.
It can never touch the ground if it does you have to burn it or we take your food!
I believe a mango would belong to a fruit group seeing as it grows above ground.
They buried it in the ground to keep it fresh.
slime or kibble
Slime molds can survive limited food and water by forming dormant structures called spores which can withstand harsh conditions. These spores can remain dormant until conditions become favorable again for growth. Slime molds are also able to adapt their growth patterns to optimize foraging strategies in resource-limited environments.
The physical properties of slime include:- Borax Solution- Food Dye- PVA Glue- Eye Dropper/ Pasteur Pipette
Lomatium is a traditional native American food, cooked, dried or ground into flour