a sea otter eats a clam shell by using its strong teeth and paws to pry it open
clam,shell fish,and other small marine animals.
Abiotic Factor: The Sea Otter is carnivorous, so it eats mussels, etc. So, the organisms that are in a shell, the sea otter brings the shell to the surface and get a rock to crack the shell open. Obviously, the rock would be an abiotic factor. So the rock helps the otter survive by letting it eat (source of energy).
A sea otter needs to eat 20%-25% of their body fat a day.
a snail...a clam...hope tht helped!
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Yes. They eat a variety of shell fish depending on what is most easily available to them. They use a rock to crack open the shell or they have an abundance of the equivalent of human molars - teeth that are large and flat on top. Sea otters use their molars to crack some shells. They also have incisor like teeth which we think they use to scrape out the meat in the shell fish.
Giant clam shells can be purchased from specialist suppliers. A couple of names of companies dealing in such items include Sea Shell World and Shell Horizons.
No, sea stars use their tube feet to pry open the clam's shell and then evert their stomach into the clam to digest its soft tissues. Without the use of tube feet, the sea star would not be able to access the clam's flesh to consume it.
it is a alage eater, and it has a shell that protects itself from danger.
Orcas (killer whales) eat the sea otter which is partly why they are an endangered species.