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What type of consumer is the raccoon?
The raccoon is generally considered a secondary consumer.
What is a raccoon is it a decomposr consumer or a producer?
A raccoon is a consumer. It's not a little worm, or a tree, so its a consumer.
Is a raccoon a consumer producer or a decomposer?
Racoon Is Consumer..
Is a raccoon a producer consumer or decomposer?
Racoon Is Consumer..
Is a raccoon a consumer or producer or decomposer?
Racoon Is Consumer..
Is a raccoon a consumer decomposer or a producer?
Racoon Is Consumer..
Is a raccoon a producer consumer or a decompose?
Racoon Is Consumer..
Is raccoon's a producer or a consumer?
A raccoon in terms of human perspective is a scavenger, so it would be loosely considered a consumer.
Is a raccoon a consumer or a producer?
A Raccoon is a consumer because it eats other thing like peoples trash and other animals.
What level consumer is a raccoon?
2nd level consumer
Is a raccoon a second level consumer?
Yes, raccoons are generally a secondary consumer.
What type of consumer is raccoon?
Raccoons are secondary consumers.
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