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Eagle eats snake snake eats frog frog eats grasshopper grasshopper eats wheat?
plant leaves
What eats a big frog?
a bigger frog (:
What is in a snapping turtles food chain?
The snapping turtle eats a frog. Then a frog eats a grasshopper. Last the grasshopper eats the grass.
Eagle eats frog frog eats insect insect eats microscopic animals microscopic animals eats microscopic plants?
yes i think that is how it goes in a ecological pyramid.
What animal eats a ladybird?
frog
What animal eats themselves?
the frog
What eats a green frog?
Stuff.
What eats the Rain-frog?
sasquatch
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Is toadstool a organisms?
no it is not because it is a baby from a frog and the frog ussualy eats them anyways
What does the strawberry poison dart frog use its poison for?
It is unused directly by the frog itself. However indirectly it has a chance of taking the animal that eats it down with it. The poison is created by the things that the frog eats.
An amimal that eats only insects?
A frog.
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