What eats limpets?

Crabs eat Limpets.

it eats toutog fish and shirmp and limpets

Carnivore Snails

it eats a variety of invertebrate marine life including mussels , whelks and limpets

sprats eat whelk and so do limpets i hope this helps you for your food web and i hope you enjoy this info

the ochre sea star eats many things such as bay muscles,barnacles,limpets and snails

They have a hard shell on the outside of their body which is the exoskeleton. It eats only at night as it is the safest time to be about. I hope I was of help, Essondon xox

Limpets eat microscopic seaweed.

Limpets live in the intertidal zone and are stuck to the rocks.

Limpets breathe through gills - they absorb oxygen from the water.

Limpets eat different types of algae such as microscopic seaweed.

No limpets are not omnivores, how is that? here is the explanation on how to work it out which is called cleverness. 1) Type in the question 2) If the answer is there check it with a parent and on google if the answer is not on research your answer then answer it on answers.com Do you know what the definitions on limpets are??? Limpets are a name for a saltwater or freshwater snails and…

Algae is mainly a limpets diet. They only feed at night and stay in one place all of their lives.

Limpets are commonly found along rocky shorelines sucking onto the sides or bottoms of the rocks.

herbivore :)

Yes. In some countries (particularly Spain) they are highly regarded. They are chewy but pleasant - if you like calamari, you'll like limpets.

Both crabs and barnacles have claws and also both shed their external skeleton, the limpets do not.

the limpets move when tide is in, they breathe and take in algae to eat. when tide is out, they stay put and do not eat so much.

Limpets are animals. Limpet is common name of a wide variety of different marine and freshwater gastropod species that cling to rocks.

The limpets have a hard shell because it acts as a barrier to wave action. The shells are smooth on the inside and can be either smooth or ribbed on the outside.

Starfish,barnacles,coral,crabs,limpets,anemonies,urchins,limpets,shrimp,prawns,elephant snail,clams

limpets are dome-shaped mollusus with no spiralling of shell. it is a gastropod , a soft bodied invertebrate. it has a single muscular foot for crawling and clinging securely

The main functions of the suckers on limpets is so they can secure themselves to rocks while underwater. They will suction to the rock to keep from moving with the current of the water.

although they are different species - barnacles are arthropods and limpets gastropods they share common environments and also attach themselves to their "home" a in similar manner.

a few red weeds,sych as coral weeds,cn survive in rock pools higher up the shore... apart from the dogwhelks and limpets.

limpets,slug;oysters,mussle

i dont know but I they eat plants

They are both in the Molluscs group.

They can easily cling onto the rocks

So that they can stay anchored to their perches.

dancing limpets

What I Have no idea

The dog whelk is a carnivorous sea snail. It uses its tongue like a drill to bore through the shell of limpets, taking up to three days to do so.

Yes, however it is microscopic seaweed.

by filtering sea water to sift for algae

Personally I think that is a BIT personal, don't you.

Yes, limpets are aquatic snails, which are mollusks.

Yes, but only at night as it is the safest time.

They are both invertebrates and live in the ocean.

Limpets have very hard conical shells which help protect them from waves crashing into them and also from humans stepping on them! Also, they have a sandpaper-like tongue called a radula to help them scrape algae from the rocks. Limpets clasp tightly to rocks by carving themselves a place called a home scar.This makes it very difficult to remove them from the rock and helps to protect them.

No, they are like snails that eat growing things on rocks.

All limpets start their lives as males. Over time, some will become female. The female lays eggs and the male discharges sperm into the sea. The eggs become fertilized and travel in the ocean currents.

microscopic algae. in other words very small seaweed

Yes, so do all other birds.

abalones, limpets, periwinkles, sea urchins

Yes, so do all other birds.

An acmaeid is a member of the Acmeaeidae family of creatures, common name limpets.

I have seen them cooked on an open fire,Get a flat rock and place the Limpets onto it (they will attach themselves to it) and then place rock into hot embers. Once the limpets are cooked remove the shell and take the 'foot'and enjoy, the 'foot' is the more meaty looking bit the rest is just it's stomach and should be discarded. Try cooking with razor clams for a lovely free seafood supper by the…

they are both able to breathe on the sea shore

Mainly for protection to potential predators like seabirds (if the tide is out)