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Scavengers are animals that consume already dead animals (carrion). e.g. vultures, blowflies, cockroaches and burying beetles are all scavengers.
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What decreases the chance that evidence of life will be left when something dies?
Scavenges
What predator scavenges for food?
Lion, hyena
What bird is bald brown and scavenges?
Sounds like a turkey vulture to me . . .
What do you call a person who scavenges cargo from wrecked ships?
a pirate or freebooter
What is the science definition for a scavenger?
The science definition for a scavenger is a girl that scavenges through your cum!
The name of a bird with 5 letters and a bald head and brown body and it scavenges?
eagle
What is known as an iron-overload protein?
Ferritin, because it scavenges up excess iron and stores it, to be released later if needed.
What is the names of the three main hienas?
The three main species of hyenas are the spotted hyena, the brown hyena, and the striped hyena. The spotted hyena is the most well-known and social of the three, often living in large clans. The brown hyena is more solitary and primarily scavenges, while the striped hyena is known for its distinctive striped fur and also scavenges but is more elusive.
Are komodo dragons really veminous?
Komodo dragons are not venomous, but poisionous. This is because the Komodo dragon scavenges food and the bacteria from those animals come into their saliva.
How does a red fox get the food that it needs to survive?
It hunts and scavenges. So it would hunt small animals and also look for wasted food that has been disposed or left in bins.
What word is used to describe creatures that eat the meat of dead animals but do not usually hunt live prey?
Scavengers are creatures that eat the meat of dead animals but typically do not hunt live prey.
What is a mudlark?
A Mudlark is someone who scavenges in river mud for items of value, especially in London during the Industrial Revolution. Mudlarks would scavenge in the River Thames during low tide, searching for anything of value.- Wikipedia
