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shark, seal, whale
Does anything eat a turtle?
I don't know everything that eats a turtle, but one animal that eats turtles is a crocodile.
What animal eats a snapping turtles?
A crocodile or a alligator will eat a snapping turtle
What animal eats a sea turtle?
well an frided bird eats sea turtles so it can take it to there nest and feed there babies.
Is there a type of animal that eats jellyfish?
Actually, yes. If I'm not mistaken, leatherback sea turtles do.
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im trying to find it out for my science project plz help!! (:
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Green Turtles.
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birds do!
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