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What is two things a buffalo eats?
Human flesh and tomatoes
How do you use the word buffalo in a sentence?
my friend eats buffalo
What name if given to an animal that eats a different animal?
The animal who eats another is the victim's predator. For example, animal 1 is a lioness and animal 2 is a buffalo. The lioness eats or preys on the buffalo. The lioness is the predator of the buffalo.
What are some things in the Smithsonian?
Buffalo manure
What is the relationship between a cowbird and a buffalo?
the cowbird kills the buffalo and eats the insides
What eats a bufalo?
buffalo eat grass
What are some things that an anteater eats?
Ants and termites.
What does bacterium eat?
Some bacterium eats things
What eats buffalo grass?
Well dah..........buffalos
What gets eaten by a tiger but eats a buffalo?
wolf
Is a buffalo a secondary or primary consumer?
It is a consumer. It eats grass
What eats grabs?
Many things eat grabs some of them are?
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