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Do fish eat grasshoppers?
Fish typically do not eat grasshoppers as they are not a common part of their natural diet. Fish mainly feed on smaller aquatic creatures such as insects, small fish, and plant matter found in their underwater habitats.
If an apple was sliced into fourths . She ate 3 slices of the apple which fraction of the apple did she eat?
She ate 3/4.
The hippo ate 3 flies and threw up 1 how many flies did he eat?
He still ate 3 didn't he?
How many babies should a fish have?
between 3-200
How many babies do discus fish have?
They have 3 times their age!!
What are the release dates for Fish Hooks - 2010 Assignment Babies 3-9?
Fish Hooks - 2010 Assignment Babies 3-9 was released on: USA: 26 September 2013
Why did 8 eat 9?
Because 8 was hungry and ate 9. 7 ate 8. 6 ate 7. 5 ate 6. 4 ate 5. 3 ate 4. 2 ate 3. 1 ate 2. 0 ate 1 and -1 ate 0.
What do common loons eat?
a 3 size of fish any kind of fish it wants to eat!
How often did they eat in the Alamo?
They ate every 3 days in the Alamo.
Can 3 month old babies eat chicken nuggets?
No.
How long does it take for the mother hamster not to eat her babies?
3
When to use and?
The conjunction "and" is mainly used to do three things: 1. Separate two independent clauses. 2. Separate two parts of a compound subject. 3. Separate two parts of a compound predicate. 1. An independent clause is a clause that can express a complete thought and stand alone. e.g. "I eat fish." However, when more than one independent clause is one sentence, not using and will cause a run-on sentence. e.g. "I eat fish he eats ham." To rectify this, and is used like this: "I eat fish, and he eats ham." 2. A subject is the "do-er" of the sentence. The subject performs the verb. In "I eat fish," I is the subject. When you want multiple subjects to perform the same verb in the sentence, and is used. "Bob Martha eat fish." This makes it seem that Bob's surname is Martha. Instead... "Bob and Martha eat fish. 3. The predicate is the action of the sentence. Its use is mostly the same as #2. "I ate ran." "I ate and ran."
