0
mouth or gills
What else can I help you with?
Related Questions
What body part does a jellyfish use to eat its food?
Jelly fish eat with their mouths. They use their tentacles to sting food and to work it up towards their mouths so that they can eat it.
What body parts does fish use to get it food?
mouth or gills
What body part does a fish use to move?
fins
What part of the fish's body does it use for protection?
each part is used to protect a fish from danger in its own specific way
What part of the body do the birds use for getting food?
they use its beak to get food
What body part does a cow use to get its food?
Mouth!
What body part does jellyfish use to get food?
Their tentacles.
What body part did the deers use to get food?
feet
What body part do jellyfish use in getting food?
They use their tentacles
What part of body that spiders use to get their food?
They use their pedapalps and fangs.
What part of the body of the Maya and lovebird use for eating and what kind of food?
what are maya body part used
What part body part does a dolphin use to eat it's food?
mouth
Trending Questions
Why do dogs leave their scent?
Why is Bob so handsome?
What is the cutting voltage of a silicon diode?
What does cognitive delay mean?
How do you find a circumference of a circle if the radius is a fraction?
Is jinormas a word?
What are Jamaican people called?
What are the stage times for family values tour?
What hotels are available for guests staying in Helsingborg Sweden?
Who is the greek myth which his father was god and his mother was human?
What qualifications did the convention delegates possess?
How tall is Laura Elizabeth McGowan?
Who was the second prime minister of Jamaica?
What is lapras' weakness?
What was the main instrument ornette Coleman played?
What word means reluctant to move?
What is a round or homonym for cannons chorus stuff?
When did the first group of puerto rico migrate to Hawaii?
List absolute adjectives?
Which country did Italy have to fight to achieve its own unification?
Copyright ©2026 Infospace Holdings LLC, A System1 Company. All Rights Reserved. The material on this site can not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with prior written permission of Answers.