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Is a buffalo a secondary or primary consumer?
It is a consumer. It eats grass
What type of consumer is the gorilla?
is a gorilla consumer
What type of consumer s a snowy owl?
second level consumer
What type of of consumer is the lion?
The mountain lion is a secondary consumer and feeds on primary consumers such as deer.
Which organism can produce the highest number of genetically different gametes out of a hare hyena kangaroo or a meerkat?
i think it is meerkat
Is a meerkat a type of weasel?
No, a meerkat is not a type of weasel. A meerkat is in the mongoose family actually.
Where is a Meerkat on a food web?
A meerkat is a secondary consumer in a food web, meaning it typically eats primary consumers like insects, small mammals, and birds. It is an important part of the ecosystem as it helps regulate the population of its prey species.
What is a type of meerkat?
A meercat....
Where you can play the game Meerkat Maze?
If you have Yahoo type in meerkat maze. It works for me.
What type of animal has cat in the name but is not really a cat?
Meerkat
What type of snake does a meerkat eat?
They eat venom and poisonous cause they can.
Why is a Meerkat called a Meerkat?
Meerkats are called Meerkats because they look like cats and they are called a type of meer. So that's why they call Meerkats, Meerkats.
Who is the boss in the meerkat colony?
Meerkat society is based on the Matriarchal type. The reigning ruler is the most dominant female, she is generally the only one allowed to mate.
What type of consumer is the swan?
swan is which type of consumer
What type of consumer is a squid?
a squid is a predator-type consumer.
What type of consumer is a grass carp?
What type of consumer is a grass carp
What kind of consumers are a warthog and a meerkat in an energy pyramid?
In an energy pyramid, a warthog is classified as a primary consumer, as it primarily feeds on grasses and plants. Conversely, a meerkat is considered a secondary consumer because it preys on insects and small animals, placing it higher up the pyramid. Both play essential roles in their ecosystems, contributing to energy transfer between different trophic levels.
