Answer:
1 The <u>bacteria </u>are tiny organisms that are formed by a cell and cause diseases such as typhoid and cholera
2 The Heterotrophs are a group of organisms that feed on other living things. their bodies contain a large number of cells and are often able to move freely.
3 The organisms feed on plants, or part of them are collectively called herbivores.
4 Organisms include a great diversity of elements in their diet, both plant and animal, called <u>omnivorous</u>.
5 Because they feed on the bodies of other animals, the jaguar and wolf are classified as <u>carnivores</u>.
Explanation:
Bacteria are unicellular prokaryotic organisms, devoid of true nuclei and most organelles, some of which are considered pathogenic because of their ability to produce disease.
Heterotrophic organisms are those unable to synthesize their own nutrients -as autotrophic plants do- and require feeding on other living organisms.
Within heterotrophic organisms we can find:
- Herbivores, which feed exclusively on plants.
- Carnivores, that hunt other animals, feed on them and are considered predators.
- Omnivores, which can feed on both vegetables and animal meat.
