Most bacteria are called decomposers. These types of bacteria reduce waste and aid in the life cycle. The parasites that live in human digestive tract, like in the example above, eat decaying food matter, which helps break it down, providing nutrition to the host. Other types break down things like dead animals and oil
Bacteria feed on living things by breaking down organic matter, including sugars, proteins, and fats, which they obtain from host organisms or their environment. Some bacteria are decomposers, feeding on dead organic material, while others can be pathogens that derive nutrients from living hosts, often causing disease in the process. Additionally, certain bacteria form symbiotic relationships with living organisms, providing benefits such as nutrient cycling in exchange for sustenance.
They eat a lot if different kinds of microorganisms that live in water.
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Yeast, Bacteria, Fungi
Bacteria that feed on dead animals are called saprophytic bacteria. They play an important role in decomposition by breaking down organic matter and recycling nutrients back into the environment.
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Milk Water Cat food (if you have it) Various kinds of meat Well, the question is more like what to feed a cat. You can feed cats a variation of different things.
Bacteria feeds off all different things, depending on the type of bacteria it is. For example, photosynthetic bacteria will typically eat food that it has made off of sunlight. Whereas other forms of bacteria will eat iron and sulfur.
You can feed it a biscuits or a small piece of meat.
Bacteria.
Absolutely not unless you have an aquarium and bacteria and other things for it to feed on, besides that's a lot of $ to buy an aquarium.
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Nitrogen-fixing bacteria.
Yogurt bacteria
Bacteria feed on living things by breaking down organic matter, including sugars, proteins, and fats, which they obtain from host organisms or their environment. Some bacteria are decomposers, feeding on dead organic material, while others can be pathogens that derive nutrients from living hosts, often causing disease in the process. Additionally, certain bacteria form symbiotic relationships with living organisms, providing benefits such as nutrient cycling in exchange for sustenance.
Leukemia
There are many organisms in the soil that can eat and bio-degrade various kinds of things; these include bacteria, worms, mites, and fungi.