Is corn a carnivore

Answer 1

Oh, my friend, corn is not a carnivore. Corn is a plant, and plants are wonderful beings that make their own food through photosynthesis. They don't eat other living things like animals do. It's all part of the beautiful balance of nature.

Answer 2

Birds attack smaller crabs, sometimes carrying them high into the air and then dropping them on boulders to crack their shells. Fish with powerful, shell-crunching jaws also eat crabs. Many kinds of mammals, from seals to raccoons, also look forward to a crab dinner. What does a crab eat? Crabs eat small bits of plant and animal material that they find in the water and along the shoreline. This makes them primary consumers or herbivores and decomposers.

Answer 3

there are many different types of fish, some of which are primary consumers, some are secondary, tertiary, etc.

Answer 4

No. Corn is the product; the farmer is the producer.

Answer 5

No. It, like the rest of the plant, is a producer.

Answer 6

No, corn is a plant.

Answer 7

Corn is a plant