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Can a grasshopper eat a lizard?
No, a lizard is too big for a grasshopper to eat.
What thing eats a grasshopper?
lizard
What animal eat scorpions?
Natural predators of the scorpion are bird, lizard, Spiders, grasshopper mouse, and Meerkats. The grasshopper mouse is resistant to the insectâ??s venomous sting. There is a endless list of animals.
What animals can't eat a grasshopper?
A grasshopper!
What number box in a flowchart would you put a lizard eating a grasshopper?
7
What grasshopper eat?
grasshopper is a plant eating insect
How can animals change its color to match its back ground?
chameleon,iguana,lizard,grasshopper
Which is a secondary consumer in a food web that includes algae a tadpole a grasshopper and a lizard?
The answer is: Duck
What do tango lizard eat?
a tango lizard eats insects, worms and spiders well what a lizard will eat
What types of insects do lizards eat?
Lizards eat a variety of insects, including crickets, grasshoppers, beetles, ants, flies, and worms. The specific types of insects eaten will vary depending on the lizard species and its size.
Does female grasshopper eat the male grasshopper to give the nutrients to the young?
no!!!
What do tautara eat?
grasshopper
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