What do Invertebrate Chordates eat?

Answer 1

The term vertebrate, refers to animal life which have a backbone. Without knowing which particular species you were referring to, this question may not be answered in the way you had in mind.

Vertebrates can be herbivores, omnivores, and carnivores.

For instance, when I decide to feed my snake I put him in an empty fish tank. You can use a larger box if you wish, but then I just drop the mouse (the snake's meal) in the tank (or box) and the snake bites it and spins.Then the snake just opens his mouth and inch by inch, he slides it down and I mean inch by inch: it takes a long time.

Answer 2

They filter the water and get nutrients from the algae. basicaly they have two mechanisms by which water flows freely through recepticles and a second by which water is pumped through their recepticals.

Answer 3

Invertebrates each everything, essentially. In the ocean, they'll eat other organisms, whether alive or dead depending on the species of invertebrate, they'll eat organic matter (poo, essentially), they'll eat plants, and some can even photosynthesize to a degree with the help of symbiotic algae living in their cells.

On land, inverts eat anything from living to dying wood, fungi, plants, and animals, to fresh and decaying organic matter, to their own children. Everything is fair game for invertebrates.

Remember, without invertebrates, we'd have no hope of living for very long.

Answer 4

Trilobites, plants, and other small invertebrates.

Answer 5

Coelenterates get food using their tentacles.

Example:

1. Jellyfish

Answer 6

they eat with their mouth.