Bacteria are called nature's scavengers because they eat dead or decayed materials and break them down into chemical parts which can be used by animals and plants.
Bacteria
no they are decomposers
Scavengers can quickly consume carcasses, preventing them from becoming fossilized. Bacteria can also break down organic material before it has a chance to become fossilized. Both scavengers and bacteria can disturb or destroy potential fossils by moving bones, scattering pieces, or degrading the remains.
Decomposers breakdown the dead things that no other animal wants and scavengers is organisms that eat dead animals or decaying plants. During transformation bacteria eats the dna and nutrients of other dead bacteria that is floating around.
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Bacteria
because they eat dead and decaying animals.
no they are decomposers
Scavengers are often called nature's cleanup squad because they play a crucial role in recycling nutrients by feeding on dead animals and plants. By consuming and breaking down this organic matter, scavengers help prevent the spread of disease and keep the ecosystem clean. Their activity helps maintain the balance of nature by ensuring that nutrients are returned to the environment.
Scavengers can quickly consume carcasses, preventing them from becoming fossilized. Bacteria can also break down organic material before it has a chance to become fossilized. Both scavengers and bacteria can disturb or destroy potential fossils by moving bones, scattering pieces, or degrading the remains.
worms,termites,bacteria
Phytoplankton are producers and not scavengers as claimed.
bacteria is one Vultures, beetles, flies, crabs
The muscles and ligaments of an animal will be subject to scavengers or decomposition. The organs and fat will be as well.
scavengers are called nature's cleaners because i don't give a crap
scavengers such as vultures Bacteria, insects and some animals which feed on carion.</
Lion, leopard, scavengers such as vultures & hyena, insects and bacteria.