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What is the name of the bird that eats mice at night?
An OWL
What eats shrew?
An owl eats shrews.
Why can some organisms be primary or secondary consumers when they are in different food chains?
Well if you think about it this way (follow the OWL): a grasshopper eats grass and and a frog eats the grasshopper and the OWL eats the frog; in this situation the OWL is the tertiary consumer. In a different situation (follow the OWL): a mouse eats grass and an OWL eats the mouse; here, the OWL is the secondary consumer. You see, it all depends on the situation. Hope that helps :)
What eats an insect?
Owl
Who eats shrew?
an owl
What animal eats rodents and insects?
An Owl eats both
Which owl dies when it eats too much poisoned food?
every owl dies when it eats to much poisoned food.
Does bird eat owl?
An owl is a bird and no, no bird eats an owl.
What eats a chipmuck?
a hawk and a owl
What eats owl and wolf?
yeties
What mammal eats an owl?
A penguin
Do owl eats turtle?
i think
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