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Why are raccoons detrivores?
Raccoons are omnivores, not detrivores.
Is it detritivores or detrivores?
The word is 'detritivores'.
Are seeds detrivores?
No, seeds are not detrivores. Detrivores are organisms that feed on dead and decaying plant or animal matter. Seeds are reproductive structures of plants that are used for propagation and typically contain nutrients meant for the development of a new plant.
What are people called who dig the earth?
detrivores
Three examples on 3 detrivores on what do they feed?
A Detrivore is an organism that eats decomposing organic matter. Earth worms, fiddler crabs and the common butterfly are examples of detrivores.
Is zooplankton a herbivore?
Yes, they may also be detrivores
Are zooplankton ominvores?
I believe so; they are also detrivores.
Which animals eat decaying plants or animals?
Detrivores .
What animals are land detrivores?
Earthworms would be an example.
Are fruit fly maggots omnivores?
no they're detrivores
What are fungi that break down the chemicals in dead organisms?
detrivores
What kind of sea creatures are Detrivores?
snails, shrimp, and crabs
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