A nondiscriminatory predator refers to a predator that preys on any available species within its habitat, without specific targeting or preference for a particular species. These predators tend to feed on a variety of prey without showing selectivity based on species.
The common name for Spirillum volutans Ehrenberg is "spirillum bacteria." These bacteria are spiral-shaped and often found in freshwater environments. They are known for their corkscrew-like swimming motion.
Any predator that may threaten their lives, like wolves, bears or cougars.
Generally the Asian kitten but it can range from anything from the common kettle chicken to the knife ant.
Predator
A dead seal may be consumed by many things like birds, fish or bacteria. Their most common predator is the great white shark.
the natural predator to the crayfish is the common seagull
dont know why it being black would make any difference, but all animals have one predator in common, man. dont know why it being black would make any difference, but all animals have one predator in common, man.
A predator without any predators of it's own is called an "Apex Predator".
Crows
The common name for coccus bacteria is round bacteria.
They are quite different in their apearance but one common thing is they sting their predator or any thing that disturbs them.
Fox
The wasp.
Most regions of the world have an "apex predator", a predator species with no predator of its own (excluding parasites and bacteria). A few regions have more than one apex predator, each one too difficult to kill to be a regular source of food for any other predator. Such apex predators include: * humans * grizzly bears * saltwater crocodiles * the cats that can roar: tiger, lion, jaguar, and leopard * the other big cats: the cougar, cheetah, snow leopard, and clouded leopard. * wolves * the orca ("killer whale") * on some islands, domestic dogs and cats are an apex predator
A simple bacteria can be a consumer,omnivore,predator & prey as it can synthesise any organic matter into simpler forms to absorb it in its cell.A bacteria can become a prey to any other bacteria.
Bacteria such as decomposers and flesh-eating bacteria can eat animals. Feeding on both predators and preys of other animals, bacteria live and multiply. Moreover, bacteria travel through feces, eating, drinking, swimming in some waters, etc. It is very well possible that the bacteria can travel from prey to predator in effect entering the body being consumed or "eaten" by the organism (such as the predator) in the food chain and even consume the predator. Acting as decomposers, bacteria continue the cycle by breaking down components of dead bodies as well.