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Many rainforest animals eat earthworms. Some of these animals are birds, monkeys, and lizards. Snakes, Spiders, and insects may also sometimes eat earthworms.

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ants,nuts,fish etc. The rest I don't knows

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What animals in the tropical rainforest eat lizards?

what animals in lizards in the rainforest


How can fungi help the rainforest's?

Fungus adapt to the rainforest, because it spreads around. Like that's why you see lot of fungus in the water and in the trees and other resources. Fungus like to get around animals in rainforest. The rainforest is wet, so fungi get used to it. A rainforest is the most adaptable habitat for animals, plants and decomposers. So fungus get used to it. Don't get fungus on your body if you go to a rainforest.


What kind of fungi is there in a tropical rainforest?

yes there is fungi in the rainforest


How are fungi beneficial to other organisms?

Well, fungi is beneficial to animals because we eat fungi.


Do fungi eat food just as animals do?

No, fungi undergophotosynthesis just as plantsdo.


What rainforest animals eat owls?

none


What foods do the animals eat in the rainforest?

Insects, fruits, other animals.


Since fungi eat organisms what do they eat?

Animals eat fungi like sea snails.


Why is important to have animals in the rainforest?

well its an environment now figure out the rest


What would a human eat in the rainforest?

bugs, animals, and fruit


Are there any animals in the tropical rainforest that eat caterpillars?

birds


What do the animals in the rainforest eat?

monkey-banana thank you for reading