a wild potato is something that grows in a farm and the cat goes out and eats them?
a wild potato is something that grows in a farm and the cat goes out and eats them?
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mash potatoes, baked potatoes, potato sou- hey why am i giving you answers? look at a dictionary!
Tobacco, maize, cocoa beans, potato, tomato, squash, wild rice and sweet potato.
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They Can Be Fatal A true example of this is Chris McCandless from 'Into The Wild' . He Ate Some of the Wild Potato Root and Slowly he Was Unable to Digest Foods and Sadly Died in the End Once Eaten, And if not Treated Quickly, Death is the most likely option.
The potato is a staple on many dinner tables around the world. They are a wild growing food that was domesticated. This first happened by the Inca Empire.
There are many types of root vegetable we might call "potato", from tiny wild potatoes found in the Great Plains of North America to sweet potatoes and the larger tuberous root crop originating in Peru. All of these different types are of American origin and were unknown throughout Europe until relatively recent times. One story says that when potatoes were first brought to Europe in the second half of the 16th century people did not know how to cook them so they gave them (raw) to their animals. Some native American names for the various types are: Taino.................batata (sweet potato) Quechua...........papa (potato) Lakota...............bluskuya (sweet potato) Lakota...............blo (wild potato) Arapaho............cee'éé' (wild turnip or potato) Cheyenne.........ho'enoo'o (sweet potato) Cheyenne.........mesehestotse (wild potato)
they eat ants, potato bugs, spiders, slugs, snails, earthworms, and mice
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Any rooting herbivore or omnivore would eat a sweet potato, which is the tuber root of the sweet potato plant. This would include wild pigs and bears.