Mongongo trees are plentiful throughout Souther Africa and are a staple food source for Kalahari bushmen.
Elephants also eat the nuts direct from the trees but only the outer flesh is digested - the hard inner nut passes through the digestive system and is excreted in the dung. The bushmen then collect the nuts from the dung. They also collect the nuts direct from the trees, but is is much easier to allow the elephants to carry out the collecting and shelling processes.
A squirrel eats nuts.
yes
Dogfish
it is an omnivore and eats varietys of plants and seeds.a blue jay eats insects,nuts and seeds
yes hazel nuts are eat
their foods were wheat, grains, and nuts.
a chipmunk eats nuts fungi acorns birds eggs and much more
the chimpmunk regularly eats nuts or even seeds
Nuts, which is expensive, which eats up the dough in your wallet...
if i were you i'd kick him in the nuts
The downy woodpecker forages on trunks and branches. It chips and probes for insect eggs, larvae, and cocoons. It also eats adult insects, nuts, seeds and bird seed.
Coming from someone who has a nut allergy and eats jaffa cake bars once in a while NO they do not have nuts in them. =)