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What type of fish do tunas eat?
Tuna typically eat small fish ranging from 1 to 6 inches in length such as rabbitfish, flying fish, trigger fish, and flying fish. They also eat squid occasionally.
Who eat the flying fish?
Me yum
What animals eat flying fish?
bobcats
Can humans eat flying fish?
Yes
How do flying fish eat?
put sstuff in mouth
Are dolphines herbivores?
Dolphins are carnivores. They eat a variety of fish, especially flying fish
What other fish do tuna fish eat?
Tunas eat a variety of smaller fish. These fish are triggerfish, puffer fish, flying fish, lancetfish, skipjack, pufferfish, and juvenal surgeonfish.
What do flying fish eat?
vegines pinasisplanctonFlying fish eat crabs, insects, larvae, zooplankton, and other small organisms.
What do salmon flying bats eat?
Fruit, nectar, fish.
Does flying animals eat fish?
some do some dont
What does the Japanese flying squid eat?
Fish, crustaceans, and cannibalisums.
What did phillip eat on the raft in The Cay?
They ate flying fish.
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