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dlinn [17]
1 year ago
12

when many bald eagles are concentrated within a small region, their feeding behavior usually involves .

Biology
1 answer:
uysha [10]1 year ago
5 0

Pursuing prey and rotating between different organisms for food.

<h3>What sort of fish consume Bald Eagles?</h3>

The food of bald eagles consists primarily of fish, including both freshwater and coastal species. Salmon and trout, especially pink salmon, make up the lion's share of this species' food along North America's Pacific coast. The species makes use of the native fish species that are widespread there.

<h3>Quiz: What makes predation different from parasitism?</h3>

In contrast to parasitism, which occurs inside a trophic level, predation occurs between trophic levels. Predation never benefits the prey; parasitism always benefits the host. In contrast to predators, parasites rarely kill their host.

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