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What kind of plants do wallabies eat?
One of the plants they eat are christmas berries
What animals like to eat bark and plants?
One such animal is the beaver.
What animal eat water plants and animal?
There is more than one type. btw they are called Omnivores.
Does an owl eat one kind of specie?
an owl eats more than one kind of animal according to its pellets
What kind of animal Emmett like to eat?
If this is Emmett Cullen from 'Twilight', then it is grizzly bears, because he was mauled by one and nearly died, and wants his 'revenge'.
Does the panda eat other animal or plants?
plants because they are the one who give nourishment to pandas and plants are the one who big animals eat because when they eat plants they will have mANY ENERGY AND NOURISHMENT pandas love eating plants babushi
If there were no carnivorous animal?
If there were no carnivorous animals man kind would eat one another
What sea animals eat plants?
Sea Urchins only eat see grass and algae. I hope that helps!
What kind of plants do fish eat i really need to know this for my animal project and this is not a very good website one cause your answers are too small and unnoticeable and there isn't alota info?
go to google.
What plants do more than one animal like to eat?
One of the plants is grass. Many animals like to eat that. Another are trees... lots of animals like to munch on the leaves. You could probably list most of the plants humans eat on the list, since goats and pigs will eat almost anything, so that is three animals that will eat those things.
Why do you call a animal that eats animals that eats plants?
Animals that eat animals that eat plants are called secondary consumers. They are one step higher in the food chain and obtain energy by consuming herbivores. Examples include carnivores like wolves or snakes that prey on herbivores such as rabbits or grasshoppers.
What level of a consumer is a animal if they only eat animals that eat plants?
Secondary consumers; it goes producers, primary consumers (herbivores), secondary and tertiary consumers (carnivores and omnivores). Then there are detrivores, which eat dead and dying plants and animals and recycle their nutrients back to the soil.
