Limpets have very hard conical shells which help protect them from waves crashing into them and also from humans stepping on them!
Also, they have a sandpaper-like tongue called a radula to help them scrape algae from the rocks.
Limpets clasp tightly to rocks by carving themselves a place called a home scar.This makes it very difficult to remove them from the rock and helps to protect them.
When the tide is in, limpets are typically more active, feeding and moving around to forage for food. When the tide is out, they stay stationary, clinging tightly to the rocks to avoid drying out and conserve moisture until the next high tide returns.
Limpets eat microscopic plants of the rocks. They use their rough tougue to scrape it off.
A tarakihi fish primarily eats small fish, crustaceans, and mollusks. They are carnivorous and hunt for food near the ocean floor. Their diet generally consists of small marine organisms that they can easily capture and consume.
Whitecap limpets are herbivores that primarily feed on algae and other small plant material found on the surfaces of rocks and other substrates in intertidal areas. They use their radula, a specialized feeding organ, to scrape off and consume the algae.
birds and other bigger animals like snails
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i dont know but I they eat plants
Limpets eat different types of algae such as microscopic seaweed.
No, they are like snails that eat growing things on rocks.
Yes, limpets are herbivores and feed on algae, including seaweed, by scraping it from rocks with their radula, a specialized feeding organ. Seaweed is an important food source for many species of limpets.
No limpets are not omnivores, how is that? here is the explanation on how to work it out which is called cleverness. 1) Type in the question 2) If the answer is there check it with a parent and on Google if the answer is not on research your answer then answer it on answers.com Do you know what the definitions on limpets are??? Limpets are a name for a saltwater or freshwater snails and snails are carnivores because they eat meat in the sea. :D
When the tide is in, limpets are typically more active, feeding and moving around to forage for food. When the tide is out, they stay stationary, clinging tightly to the rocks to avoid drying out and conserve moisture until the next high tide returns.
Some starfish do indeed eat limpet. These starfish tend to be more aggressive feeders and will pry limpets from their rocks.
Limpets live in the intertidal zone and are stuck to the rocks.
it eats a variety of invertebrate marine life including mussels , whelks and limpets
Limpets eat microscopic plants of the rocks. They use their rough tougue to scrape it off.
microscopic algae. in other words very small seaweed