Is a hummingbird a autotroph

Answer 1

Yes, of course; any organism that consumes material from other organisms (like the nectar butterflies usually eat) is heterotrophic. Only organisms that produce their own food chemicals through photosynthesis or chemosynthesis (using sulfur and such) are autotrophic.

Answer 2

A butterfly is not autotrophic, it is heterotrophic. This means that they rely on their environment for food, and donâ??t make it themselves.

Answer 3

yes a butterfly is a Heterotroph, because they can't make their own food, they need to live off of other things......

A human is a heterotroph as well

Answer 4

No. Hummingbirds are heterotrophs that feed on the nectar of plants.

Answer 5

No, autotrophs are organisms that perform photosynthesis or chemosynthesis. They produce their own energy.

Answer 6

No, a hummingbird is not an autotroph. Hummingbirds are heterotrophs meaning they rely on consuming organic matter for energy rather than producing it themselves through photosynthesis.

Answer 7

Yes a bird is an autotroph

Answer 8

Its walls are not made of cellulose

Answer 9

no