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cow
A cow is a consumer and a multi-cellular organism.
grass cow coyote
Rainbows are something entirely different from a flesh-and-bone organism like a cow, so this question does not have merit nor is viable enough to answer.
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Neither. Milk is just a liquid glandular excretion from an organism (the cow) that is a consumer itself.
A Heterotroph does not make its own food, whereas autotrophs do.
grass is an Autotrophs because Autotrophs are organisms that make their own food using sunlight, CO2, and H2O.
Yes. All animals depend on some organism to survive. It can be a rabbit eating grass, a lion eating the rabbit, or a dead cow lying in the middle of the street for any other living organism to eat/get nutrients from it.
Knock Knock! Come in! Why was 6 afraid of 7? Impossible, numbers are not sentiment and incapable of feelings. Why did the cow cross the road? It is a living organism that is capable of movement with a nervous system that gave the thought of the cow making a decision of choosing to cross the street in which it can.
A cow is a domesticated mammal belonging to the Bovidae family, specifically the species Bos taurus. Cows are herbivores with a complex digestive system capable of breaking down plant material through fermentation in their multi-chambered stomach. They are commonly raised for their milk, meat, and hides, and play a significant role in agriculture and food production worldwide.
If my organism is an animal then it may be a vegetarian (like a cow), in which case it eats plants, a carnivore (like a lion), in which case it eats other animals or an omnivore (like a pig), in which case it eats both plants and animals.