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What are some desert tertiary consumers?
Animals that eat other animals such as snakes, hawks, mongoose, etc.
What animals live in desert and oasis?
camels, snakes.
Who lives in the desssert?
camels, snakes, frogs and scorpians
What animals are live in an oasis?
Camels, scorpions, snakes.
Why do camels eat?
Camels eat for the same reason as any other animal - to get energy to stay alive.
Do spider camels really eat camels?
No no no no no no no no!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Do camels eat ostrich?
no. camels are vegetarians.
Do hawk eat camels?
no camels do not eat eagles because the are plant eater. they eat cactus
What is the wildlife found in deserts?
Scorpions, camels, snakes, etc
What kinds of food does camels eat?
camels eat warter but they also eat there fat there store in there humps.
Why do camels eat cactus?
camels eat so they can walk longer before they must eat again
What animals can survive in a desert?
Mice, camels, snakes, birds, and lizards.
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