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What did seaweed eat?
Plankton
Is algae the same thing as seaweed?
Yes, Kelp is a seaweed. Seaweed is the common name for most marine algae. Kelp is a type of brown seaweed. See related link
Can plankton eat seaweed?
There are some types of plankton that can eat plants.
Are phytoplankton and plankton the same thing?
no phytoplankton is a type of plankton
How do you get plankton on alxemy game?
earth and seaweed
What do baby crabs do?
seaweed, plankton, and algae!
Do seaweed and planktons ea plants?
Seaweed is a plant. Plankton is more an organism than a plant. There are different types of plankton i the ocean that have different feeding habits.
What do baby crabs eat?
seaweed, plankton, and algae!
What do fish eat that is on a reef?
coral and seaweed plankton
What are the plants in the Arctic Ocean?
plankton, mossses, and seaweed
What did the acanthoscaphites eat?
they eat plankton, seaweed, & certic fishes
Do starfish eat small fish?
no they eat seaweed and plankton
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