No, but you can feed them to your Pokemon.
President Snow forced Seneca Crane (the Head Gamemaker for the 74th Annual Hunger Games) to each the berries. Specifically, they were nightlock berries, the same berries Katniss and Peeta pretended to eat in order to fool the Capitol and win the games. Seneca was forced to eat them as punishment for placing nightlock in the arena, as though it was his fault Katniss and Peeta pulled the suicide stunt.
No. Once it tells you it can't eat anymore PokéBlocks then it won't eat anymore no matter what.
You can turn berries into poffins in Heart Home City and you can feed the poffins to your pokemon.
At PokeStops you can find Poke Balls, Incense, Eggs, Revives, Potions, Razz Berries. You may be able to find other items as well as time goes on.
dont try and feed it pokeblocks. try a ploughmans lunch.
You can exchange them for berries in flamora town
you should call poison control ASAP! poke berry seeds are poisonous!
Poisonous poke berries grow in water and elderberries grow on land. Both of them are not really safe to eat. Comment from Asker: Poke Berries grow on land from what I have seen in Dallas, Texas. I found a plant growing behind an unattached garage. It had ripe purple berries on it. I almost ate them, but tried them out on a squirrel first, who sniffed and then walked away. I saw a picture on the internet of a pokeberry and it appears that the berries grow more in rows than clusters as is seen in elderberries.
In emerald you get them in the contest hall by making them with berries.
yes,crickets do eat berries.
Yes, rabbits do eat berries.
No, fish do not eat berries because they live underwater. Berries are not found underwater.
Quoll are carnivorous marsupials. They do not eat berries.
They can eat berries but they have to be washed
Yes ,they eat the berries from the acacia tree.
YES, they eat dogwood berries.
wallabies are herbivores so no they do not eat berries