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Maggots are known to be decomposers. When scavengers have had their fill of an animal or item, the decomposers then move in to begin doing their work of breaking them down.
Whales are predators. They are at the top of the food chain! Nobody has found an animal that eats them! (Supervisor note: hmm...killer whales, sharks, humans? This assertion is relatively correct but the question is asking about decomposers. Since everything dies, even apex predators are eaten by decomposers. Actually an interesting article that I saw in National Geographic has the carcass of a whale on the ocean floor being consumed and lived in by clams and tube worms. Apparently the bacteria that actually decomposes the carcass make a convenient transition for the higher forms.
Decomposers consume because that's what their part of the food chain is. They are decomposers because they consume dead and decaying matter. They do not consume because they are decomposers.
Since decomposers are organisms that make their own food, I think cactuses are decomposers
There are decomposers found in the shrub land. These decomposers are algae and mushrooms. Moss can also be found.
decomposers like worms and fungi eat it
When a plant, animal, or insect dies , tjat plant, animal or instect is broken into tiny pieces and those pieces become part of the soil. This is called decompositioin. The bacteria, fungi, and worm are called decomposers.
Much of it will be given off to the air as carbon dioxide.
The Great white Shark is a consumer and is a top carnivore. No animal can prey on it except decomposers when the shark dies.
No, Decomposers are not animals they are either insects, bacteria, or fungi.
The decomposers in the forest will take all the nutrients from the animal and return it back to the soil for it to be used again.
When a plant (i.e. banana), animal, or insect dies, "decomposers" (i.e. bacteria, fungi, worms) come along to eat it; breaking "the banana" down in to tiny pieces which is then used by the soil as nutrients.
The Great white Shark is a consumer and is a top carnivore. No animal can prey on it except decomposers when the shark dies.
decomposers
When a plant/animal dies, the soft parts of the body swiftly become decayed, and decompose via organisms called decomposers. If they are near trees or other plants or fungi, they might become become absorbed for nutrients through the soil.
Nutrients enter the soil when an animal dies and its body decomposes into the soil, or when a plant decomposes into the soil when it dies. And that pretty much creates nutrients. :P
Decomposers reintroduce a dead animal into an ecosystem by creating fuel for plants. The dead animal decomposes and creates nutrients for plant growth.