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Can a fern digest its food?
NO
Do a toadstool and a fern take in food from a rotting log?
a toadstool does but a fern does not. a fern makes its own food
is a fern a herbivore, omnivore, or a carnivore?
A fern is a herbivore. Ferns are plants that absorb nutrients through their roots, leaves, and other parts. They do not have the capability to eat or digest other organisms. They are primarily photosynthetic and obtain their energy from the sun.
Can a flatworm digest food?
Yes, they can digest food.
Do flatworms digest food?
Yes they do digest food.
Do snails digest their food?
Yes, snails do digest their food.
Can a mushroom digest its food?
no it cant digest its own food
digest?
people digest food through their mouth then they eat food then the food goes through their ******
How does a human digest food?
humans use stomach acid to digest the food
How does the scarlet macaw digest food?
they use digestive juices to digest the food
How do bald eagles digest food?
Giraffe digest their food by swallowing stones
How do squid digest their food?
squids digest their food the same way fish do
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