Yes, generally. Since squirrels are a species of rodent (like rats) they are capable of eating almost anything, if they get hungry enough. Normally they feed on seeds, shoots, leaves, nuts and the like. In my yard, the squirrels frequently eat the palm nuts that fall from my fan palm and Canary Island date palm trees.
But that's only when my wife has neglected to refill the squirrel feeder which is normally filled with peanuts. (They have also figured out how to open the bird feeder which contains sunflower seeds. This seems to be a great treat.)
A rabbit is a heterotroph, as it cannot produce its own food and relies on consuming other organisms or organic matter for energy. Autotrophs, like plants, are able to produce their own food through photosynthesis.
A rabbit is considered a heterotroph because it consumes other organisms, such as plants, to obtain the energy it needs for survival. By ingesting these organisms, the rabbit is able to break down and utilize the nutrients within them to fuel its own metabolic processes.
heterotroph
A grasshopper is a heterotroph.
heterotroph
Heterotroph.
Millipedes are heterotrophs .
Heterotroph.
heterotroph
is is scabies heterotroph
Heterotroph
Heterotroph.