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What kind of animal eats snails?
A lot of birds do...
Is a snail a non living thing?
Snails are animals. They are gastropod animals, which means "stomach foot." Gastropod animals move around by crawling on their bellies (not really their stomach), and have muscular bodies. Some of them, like snails, make a shell around their bodies for protection. Slugs are a kind of snail that doesn't have a shell.
What are living things of any kind called?
Living things of any kind are called organisms.
What kind of bird eats snails?
Birds such as chickens, geese and ducks eat snails. Some wading birds such as ibises, brolgas, cranes and even some spoonbills eat snails. Some songbirds, such as the thrush, eat snails, as long as their size allows for it, and some of these birds have even learnt how to crush a snail's shell.
What is the kind of food and mode of feeding of snail's?
As with most large groups of animals, snails are a highly diverse assemblage of creatures with many different modes of living, and many different dietary habits. Many snails eat plant matter. Some snails catch and eat fish, and some even eat other types of snails. Some eat dead, decaying material, and likely some eat other things that I've not mentioned here. In summary; snails can be predators, herbivores, and omnivores, and eat a lot of different things depending on what species of snail it is.
What kind of food does wild byunny eats?
it's a herbivore so it probably eats things like leaves
Can you put regular snails in your aquarimum with fish?
well it depends on what kind of fish it is and what kind of snails it is
How do living things differ from non living things based on the growth and life cycle?
Living things grow and produce offspring of their own kind .
What do living things do to ensure that their own kind loves on?
Nothing, 'love' is irrelevant in the survival of living things.
What kind of mixtures are found in living things?
What are some kind of mixtures
Are molecule living things?
Molecules are not living things. They are chemicals. Most things are composed of molecules of one kind or another, though.
Why do living things reproduce?
to continue the species I believe living things reproduce to perpetuate and keep the species going as was from the beginning of time. That is the living things' needs. to ensure the continuity of their kind
