An organism that eats live or freshly killed decomposers is a consumer. That could be a rodent eating a mushroom or a bird eating an earthworm.
If the decomposers that are being consumed are already dead and decaying, and if they are being reduced to basic nutrients, then the eating organism is a decomposer. It will probably be a bacteria or fungus or earthworm or fly maggot.
A horse is not a decomposer but it is a consumer because it eats live organisms. Decomposers eat dead organisms.
yes they are
Is a kite a decomposers
Chickadees are not decomposers. They are consumers.
Insects are consumers. Generally if something is not a plant, then it's a consumer. If it eats dead things then it is a scavenger. Fungi are decomposers.
Decomposer
The type of bacterial organism that eats dead organisms, is called a Decomposer
a decomposer
A horse is not a decomposer but it is a consumer because it eats live organisms. Decomposers eat dead organisms.
A horse is not a decomposer but it is a consumer because it eats live organisms. Decomposers eat dead organisms.
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Other decomposer sometimes animals do when food is scarce hope it helped
consumers , and decomposers are related by a decomposer eating a dead organism that has died recently and that consumer ate a producer to pass on the energy needed to an organism....
The decomposer will decompose the dead organism into soil.
scavenger
No, a deer is not a decomposer. A deer is a consumer; a herbivore. It eats twigs and leaves and any other flora it can reach. Decomposers are organisms that eat away at dead materials, such as fungi eating away at the soil or deceased animal bodies.