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Birds attack smaller crabs, sometimes carrying them high into the air and then dropping them on boulders to crack their shells. Fish with powerful, shell-crunching jaws also eat crabs. Many kinds of mammals, from seals to raccoons, also look forward to a crab dinner. What does a crab eat? Crabs eat small bits of plant and animal material that they find in the water and along the shoreline. This makes them primary consumers or herbivores and decomposers.

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Aurelie Renner

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No a seal is not a primary consumer

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No they are not because they are not herbivores. They typically eat fish, shrimp, isopods, amphipods and plankton.

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They are both primary consumers (they have symbiotic plants in themselves) and secondary consumers because they also feed on plankton which may be plant or animal.

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Yes it is.

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