It depends on the bacteria. I think some of the bacteria must help to bio grade things though
They eat all kinds of bacteria
Leukocytes don't eat good bacteria which is helpful and does good things to the body. Leukocytes eat bad bacteria which is harmful and makes people sick.
it's a virus
yes no maybe sobacteria is a decomposerbirch age nineNo, some bacteria are producers (e.g. cyanobacteria), some bacteria are decomposers, some bacteria cause diseases, etc.
AnswerWhy, bacteria eat almost anything they can get! Of course, they can't chew through cement. They can eat anything edible to animals and humans, probably more! Take wood for example, termites eat wood, bacteria eat wood too. In fact, termites wouldn't even be able to eat wood if it wasn't for the bacteria in their stomachs! Bacteria are decomposers. Decomposers eat anything dead and once they are finished they put nutrients from the dead object or plant back into the ground to grow new plants.
Bacteria will not eat snakes if they are alive. But if they are dead and decaying, that is when bacteria kicks in. Bacteria can basically eat anything.
They eat all kinds of bacteria
Bacteria can eat any living species. However, this depends on the type of bacteria. In addition to bad bacteria, there is also good bacteria.
Certain small bacteria will in fact eat seaweed. These small bacteria will typically only eat seaweed that is dying or dead.
Archaebacteria may eat other bacteria.
No, bacteria doesn't eat your insides. In fact, you already have bacteria inside your intestines that help you survive life.
african water lily's eat
bad bacteria
Only by eating other food would foxes eat bacteria.
they dont eat...theyre bacteria they dont eat...theyre bacteria
Leukocytes don't eat good bacteria which is helpful and does good things to the body. Leukocytes eat bad bacteria which is harmful and makes people sick.
Spirillum bacteria get their name from the fact that they look like spirals. They eat what many other types of bacteria eat, which is anything they can acquire, from sugar to air.