Can a prey animal be a plant eater?

Answer 1

Predation refers to an interaction between two species where one species (the predator) completely consumes another species (the prey), resulting in the death of the prey species. Since plant consumers (herbivores) usually don't kill the plant, a plant is rarely considered prey.

Animals that consume parts of other animals, but don't kill the host are called parasites. Plants can host parasites(both plant and animal), such as mistletoes and aphids). Although herbivores are usually not considered to be parasites, a semantic case can be made to include herbivores among parasites.

Answer 2

No, they do not they produce glucose by a process called photosynthesis the plant has chlorophyll in it and the chlorophyll traps sunlight and it also has stomata the stomata helps the plant take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen the product is glucose (their food) and oxygen

Answer 3

Some plants do eat insects. Pitcher plants and Venus flytrap are two plants that eat insects. There are some plants that grow on other plants such as orchids and lichens. It is generally not "eating" the other plant as sharing resources.

Answer 4

Yes, prey animals can be plant eaters. Animals like deer, rabbits, and cows are examples of prey animals that primarily consume plants as their main source of food.

Answer 5

Yes you stupid fouck is that a serious question? I wish I could go back in time and loan your parents the money for an abortion.

Answer 6

Venus fly traps and pitcher plants eat bugs and flys, making them carnivorous plants.
No. Plants are producers.

Answer 7

No plants aren't considered animals because Plants have cell walls and animals don't.

Answer 8

Yes, it can. The prey may be a herbivour ( an animal which eats plants ) .

Answer 9

Herbivores primarily eat leaves, shrubs anything that's green. A predator is an animal that kills another animal for food, therefore a Herbivore cannot be considered a predator.

Answer 10

Yes, if the plant dies in the process. However, most herbivores don't eat entire plants.