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Parts of food the body can use are called what?
cheeseburgers!
What body parts of lion use to get food?
their paws
What are two way organisms use nutrients from food?
they use it to build body parts and make cells
How does your body use food?
your body digests food which turns it in to energy that goes through your bloodstream to all parts of your body
What is the body parts of bear use in getting food?
Its balls
What body parts bats use in getting food?
the ears
What body parts does fish use to get it food?
mouth or gills
What body parts pelican use in getting food?
, beak ...
What body parts of armadillo use to get their food?
They use their strong claws to dig burrows and to find their food.
Parts of food that the body can use?
Proteins, vitamins, carbohydrates and minerals.
What parts of mosquito use in getting food?
tell the body part using for getig food
What body parts amphibians use in getting food?
They use their tongue to catch the food. They also push their eyes into their throat to swallow the food.
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