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How does a seal eat its food?
a seal eats its food by chewing and swallowing like regular people
You swim in the sea and you can bark. what kind of fish am I?
You are a seal food fish. I am a seal.
How does a harbor seal get energy?
Food!
How does a seal find its food?
in the water
What food do seal eat?
...mainly fish?....
How does the fur seal get its food?
swims for it, fish
Peanuts is to elephant as fish is to?
Seal.
How does a harbor seal gets its food?
They catch their food with their hind teeth and flippers.
Can you cook and seal food without license?
no you cant seal food without a license to cook anywhere that is a legal to do u can go to jail for that for a long time
Where do polar bears hunt food?
They usually hunt for there food in the water because there favorite food is Seal.
The Leopard Seal in this food chain is a?
consumer. edoptions
How is a seal used for food?
they cut it open and get the meat
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