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Animal that is hunted and eaten?
A prey animal is hunted and eaten. An example is a lion (carnivore) eating a Zebra (herbivore).
What teeth are used for tearing food apart and are obvious in meat eating animals?
Well, the only animal that I can think of that did that was a type of dinosaur that's name begins with M.
What is another name for animal fur?
It is often called an animal's pelt.
Animal that has a v in its name?
Veloceraptor
What animal has double b's in name?
the animal is.....: BaBoon
What is the name of the toilet that washes you?
The name of the toilet that washes you is a bidet.
The name for a meat eating animal?
Carnivore.
What is the scientific name for a plant-eating animal?
Plant eating animals are herbivores or said to be herbivorous
What is the name given to a meat and vegetable eating animal?
omnivore?
What ladybird eating animal has 4 letters in its name?
bird
What is the dua before eating in Arabic?
The dua before eating in Arabic is "Bismillah" which means "In the name of Allah."
Why do muslims bless their meat before eating it?
Face the animal's neck towards Makkah and say Bismillah Allahuakbar (In the name of Allah, Allah is the greatest)
What is the name of an animal that hunts during the night and sleeps through day?
insect eating bats and wolves
What should you recite before eating dua in English?
Before eating, you should recite the dua (prayer) in English: "In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful."
What word do Muslims pronounce before eating?
Muslims before eating and before doing anything they say: " Besm Allahi Arrahman Arrahim" that means in English: In the name of the All-Merciful All-Forgiving God
Can you name an animal that people can eat before its born or after it has died?
A chicken or any other animal that lays eggs.
Why do we say "Bismillah" before eating?
Muslims say "Bismillah" before eating to invoke the name of Allah and seek blessings for the food they are about to consume. It is a way of expressing gratitude and acknowledging the source of the sustenance.
