Decomposers breakdown the dead things that no other animal wants and scavengers is organisms that eat dead animals or decaying plants. During transformation bacteria eats the dna and nutrients of other dead bacteria that is floating around.
the answer is scavengers
The consumers that eat dead organisms are called Decomposers.
Either scavengers they eat animals that were killed by another animal, or decomposers they rot the animals away, and of course there is carnivores that kill their prey and eat them.(Also called detritivore)
animals that feed on dead animals are called decomposers
Animals that feed only on dead organisms are detritivores.
Organisms that feed off of dead or decaying organisms are called scavangers. example: Vulture, Crab
animals that feed on only dead organisms is scavengers
The creatures you are looking for are called Decomposers, they are the last things in the food chain.
Saprophytes.
Scavengers
Consumers that feed upon organisms that other creatures have killed is known as a scavenger. An example of a scavenger is a buzzard or vulture.
Organisms that cannot synthesize their own food obtain it directly or indirectly from producers and are called heterotrophs ("other-feeders") or consumers-they acquire their energy and many of their nutrients prepackaged in the molecules that compose the bodies of other organisms.
There are different levels of consumers based on the order they come in on the food chain – primary consumer, secondary consumer, tertiary, etc. There is also a top consumer or top predator, meaning that organism is not preyed upon by other consumers. Specific examples of consumers are: hawks, mice, deer, snakes, moose, wolves, beetles, ants.
In a conservative scientific sense, no because at the very base of the ecosystem are organisms that use sunlight for chemical conversions, e.g. plants, and various bacteria and archaea that may not in any way use other organisms as their main energy source. However, more loosely speaking even plants "predate" on chemicals released by sunlight.
Both microscopic consumers are the main food source for larger consumers. There are also microscopic organisms that feed on the dead organisms of all sizes.
it is some kind of organism that eats roadkill scavenger?
Consumers that feed upon organisms that other creatures have killed is known as a scavenger. An example of a scavenger is a buzzard or vulture.
scavengers, saprophage, saprophyte
Organisms that cannot synthesize their own food obtain it directly or indirectly from producers and are called heterotrophs ("other-feeders") or consumers-they acquire their energy and many of their nutrients prepackaged in the molecules that compose the bodies of other organisms.
primary consumers are the consumers which feed upon the producers secondary consumers are the consumers which feed upon the primary consumers tertiary consumers are the consumers which feed upon the secondary consumers
There are different levels of consumers based on the order they come in on the food chain – primary consumer, secondary consumer, tertiary, etc. There is also a top consumer or top predator, meaning that organism is not preyed upon by other consumers. Specific examples of consumers are: hawks, mice, deer, snakes, moose, wolves, beetles, ants.
Predators that eat other predators are called secondary consumers or tertiary consumers. Secondary consumers are predators that eat predators that feed on autotrophs. Tertiary consumers feed on secondary consumers.
Secondary consumers are animals that feed on primary consumers, such as mice, rats, rabbits, squirrels, deer, etc. Foxes, wolves, lions and tigers are secondary consumers.
In a conservative scientific sense, no because at the very base of the ecosystem are organisms that use sunlight for chemical conversions, e.g. plants, and various bacteria and archaea that may not in any way use other organisms as their main energy source. However, more loosely speaking even plants "predate" on chemicals released by sunlight.
Consumers ^_^
the organism that feed on other living organisms
Both microscopic consumers are the main food source for larger consumers. There are also microscopic organisms that feed on the dead organisms of all sizes.