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Do cows only eat plants?
Cows eat plants only and not meat or bugs, but they aren't the only ones who eat plants. All the herbivores and omnivores eat plants.
What type of plants do tortoise eat?
GOLDEN POTHOS PLANTS ANARIS PLANTS JAVA FERN PLANTS SHRIMP
Why the Inuit eat raw liver?
Because that is the only place they can get vitamin C. Most animals store vit.C in their livers. Otherwise the only place to get it is in fruits and vegetables and the Inuit don't have them available. At least not before they became more modern.
What do gorllias eat?
gorilla eat plants it is herbivor
An animal that can eat plants and meat?
Bears, Racoons and Skunks eat both plants and meat
Why did the Inuit not eat vegetation or plants?
Because in the region where they lived, there were no plants or vegetation for most of the year.
What do inuit tribes eat?
The Inuit will eat fish, and deer and seal meat, also caribou if available
Why did the Inuit and the cahuilla eat different food?
Because they eat meat
Why did the inuit and the cahuilla eat different foods?
Because they eat meat
What is the Inuit tribes vegetation?
plants and trees in near the lakes
What do baffin island inuit eat?
polar bear
Can an Inuit think of growing bananas in Alaska?
No, bananas are tropical plants.
What Eskimo Inuit do today?
Eat Fish and buy heaters
What did the inuit eat for living?
People don't "eat for a living" otherwise they would be awfully fat.
What type of whale do the inuit eat?
Beluga Whale and Bowhead Whale.
What did the Inuit children eat?
they ate the same food the adults ate
Why do inuit and the cahuilla eat different food?
Inuit and Cahuilla people eat different foods primarily due to their distinct geographical environments and available resources. The Inuit, living in the Arctic, rely on marine life such as fish, seals, and whales, which are abundant in their icy habitat. In contrast, the Cahuilla, indigenous to the desert regions of Southern California, have a diet that includes plants, seeds, and small game, reflecting their arid environment and the flora and fauna available to them. These dietary differences are shaped by cultural practices and adaptations to their respective ecosystems.
