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Animals that eat seaweed?
abalone
Does anything eat abalone?
Marine mammals such as sea otters are some of the animals that eat abalone. I've never had it personally, but I know we humans are also abalone eaters.
What helps the abalone to survive?
The environment helps because their are other animals for them to eat
How does kelp depend on other animals?
Sea Otters eat abalone which eat the kelp. Kelp provides a safe fish nursery for fry.
What kinds of animals eat duck?
Mostly, wild animals eat ducks.
Do shark eat abalone?
no they do not
What is a sentence for abalone?
I love to keep the shells of abalone after I eat them with my favorite sauce.
What kinds of animals are carnivores?
carnivores are animals that eat meat.
What kinds of animals eat leopards?
tigers
Do the starfish eat abalone?
Yes They Can
What marine animals eat kelp?
snails, crabs, halfmoon fish, opaleye fish, sea urchins, abalone, the list goes on.
What are the different kinds of animals that tigars eat?
lion
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