There are quite many parasites doing that, living in another organism while letting it live. The most common example is the flea, or tick, attaching itself and sucking blood. But there are many other, and far more exotic examples, such as an arthropod practically biting off a fish´ tongue and replacing it with its own body, and worms living inside the eyestalks of snails!
The ethical and moral considerations surrounding killing animals can vary depending on cultural, religious, and personal beliefs. In some belief systems, such as certain religious traditions or ethical frameworks, killing animals for non-essential purposes may be considered unethical or sinful. However, in other contexts such as for food, self-defense, or necessity, the morality of killing animals may be viewed differently.
Frogs eat flies so instead of killing the fly ,which is impossible the frog eats the fly whole
I believe you are referring to killing animals. Killing animals refers to taking the life of an animal, which can happen for various reasons such as for food, research, self-defense, or hunting. It is a controversial topic with ethical, environmental, and conservation implications.
No. A predator eats other animals called prey.
A Study Of An Animal Life Is Called Zoology Mainly Comprises With Land Animals.
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It has a technical name "Parasite".A parasite, such as a tapeworm.
parasitic hurts the animal the term is mutual
A parasite.
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