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Is a dung beetle a producer consumer or decomposer?
Is dung beetle a producer or consumer or decomposer
What is a water scavenger beetle?
The water scavenger beetle's predator are birds and fish.
Which term describes an organism such as a dung beetle or a cockroach that consumes decaying or dead organic material as its primary source of nutrition?
Decomposer, scavenger or carrion-eater
Is the giant panda a consumer scavenger decomposer?
concumer and scavenger
Is a scavenger a producer a decomposer or a consumer?
A scavenger is a consumer that we really call a decomposer since they break down food that is already dead.
Is a beetle a scavenger?
No because it is not because it is not.
IS a roly poly a producer a consumers or a scavenger?
decomposer
What is a creature that feeds on dead matter?
A scavenger or a decomposer.
Is a dung beetle a consumer or a producer?
Is dung beetle a producer or consumer or decomposer
An organism that eats dead plants or animals is a?
scavenger
Is a vulture a decomposer or a scavenger?
Vultures (several species) are scavengers.
The catfish is decoposer or no?
Catfish is a decomposer and are also known as a scavenger.
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