Barrel cactus plants eat dissolved nutrientsfrom the soil. The nutrients tend to be minerals and trace elements. They also eat photosynthetic products, such as energizing starches and sugars.
The barrel cactus is generally too well armed with spines that few, if any, animals will attempt to eat it.
A barrel cactus does not eat, it produces its own food by photosynthesis.
No, the desert tortoise prefers prickly pear cactus and grasses.
yes
Desert tortoise (Gopherus agassizii) Javelina Coyote
It is mostly eating a cactus but sometimes they eat like flowers andshrubs and stuff :)
Reptiles are air breathing, cold blooded, and covered with scales or scutes. Included among reptiles are lizards and turtles. A major predator of the prickly pear cactus [Opuntia spp] of the American-Mexican Sonoran desert is the desert tortoise[Gopherus agassizii]. A major predator of the barrel cactus [Copiapoa haseltoniana] of the Chilean Atacama desert is the iguanian lizard [Liolaemus platei platei].
cactus
you can not eat a barel cactus
it depends what food u brought but try eating from a cactus barrel u are able to eat off them
the desert tortoise does
beacuse it smeels nice for the tortoise
Yes. Yes it does.
Cactus fruits
they only eat vegetables
desert tortouise