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What is the function of the eardrums on the grasshopper?
The function of eardrums on grasshoppers, as with any other animal, is so they can hear the sounds of things around them. This permits them to find mates and increases their chances of avoiding being eaten by another animal.
What is most likely to cause increases in a predator population?
All the prey being eaten.
What are the chances of a baby bee being eaten?
50/100 it is because they do not have full grown stingers to actack preditors even though if they do use there stingers they will die
Can you hold or touch baby hamsters before their eyes are open?
If you want it to have the chances of being eaten or abandoned, go ahead.
Is there any type of food being eaten alive?
-It really depends on the person. Like daring people will eat cockroaches... alive, or even spiders... but really... I don't think people do that on a daily basis... -However thousands of Oysters are eaten across the world and they are effectively alive when eaten.
How do you care for a half eaten piranha?
Chances are, if it is half eaten, it is probably dead. But if it is still breathing, I would recommend backing away from it.
Essential of food preservation?
Preserve food by inhibiting growth of bacteria/mold/fungus. Its for food that needs to store for long period of time, or are not eaten immediately, or have low chances of being eaten. Stay fresh and last longer than unpreserved food.
If you took a shuttle into space what would the chances be of being picked up by an alien species and being treated as their god before being eaten alive?
Even though there is no evidence whatsoever of the existence of any extraterrestrial alien species,let alone any details of their religious or dietary preferences, many people are nonetheless convincedthat the chances are quite good.
Why are living things almost similar in colour to their habitat?
Over time, the organisms that are successful in a determined habitat have traits that increase their chances of survival (adaptations). One of these adaptations is camouflage. When there is a mutation in the population that alters the color of the organism, the result can be negative and the organism is easier to see and gets eaten or it can be successful and helps the organism blend in and increases the chances for survival.
What adaptations does a limpet have to avoid being eaten?
A limpet has a shell that is much stronger that a snail's and they are small and not really a good food source
How do scorpions avoid being eaten?
there nocturnal for one,an pack a powerfull sting with that tail,bout it really..does anyone know more?
What phobia is the fear of being eaten alive?
Phagophobia is the fear of being eaten. It's somewhat nonspecific, as in useage it can apply to fear of swallowing, eating, or being eaten.
