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What do the animals in the Arctic eat?
Other animals, moss, lichen, roots, bark, leaves...
What does a mandrill eat?
Mandrills eat fruits, leaves, roots, seeds. insects, eggs and small animals.
What do wildabeests eat?
Wildabeest are plant eating animals so mostly eat grass, leaves, plants, roots, twigs, and similar foods.
What does the ultrasaurus eat?
shoots,leaves and roots
Do caterpillars eat squirrels?
Ground squirrels eat nuts, leaves, roots, seeds, and other plants. They also catch and eat small animals, such as insects and caterpillars.
What does sumatran rhinoceros eat?
Leaves, fruit and roots.
What parts of trees do birds and animals eat?
Trees consist of bark, wood, leaves and roots. Some animals eat the leaves e.g. giraffes, some eat bark and wood e.g. beavers or various worms and some eat the roots e.g. worms, beetles and other underground creatures. So birds and animals eat the whole tree. Actually, I'm surprised that there still are any trees, considering that every single part of them gets eaten by one animal or another.
Do elephant's eat leaves?
Yes, along with twigs, fruit, bark and roots.
What do the majority of animals eat?
Majority of animals are herbivores .They eat plant material including leaves , seed , fruit roots and plant juices .All hoofed mammals , most birds and fishes are vegetarians .Lesser number of animals are carnivorous and eat animal material as lion .
How the animals get their food?
Herbivores (Horse, Cow, Rabbit) eat plant based foods such as grass, leaves, roots, fruits, etc. Carnivores (Lion, Snake, Vulture) eat other animals that they kill or find dead. Omnivores (Bear, Ants, Humans) eat both plants and animals.
What do moose eat?
Moose eat the twigs, roots, bark, and shoots of woody plants. Moose are herbivores meaning they eat no meat.
Can you eat an iris plant?
Don't eat iris. It has a irritating resinous compound that is mostly concentrated in the root but the leaves also have it.
