What describes all scavengers? A. consumers B. producer C. herbivore D. omnivore

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All scavengers are consumers. That means they consume what food they can find. They don't produce their on food. They don't eat plants, nor also meat with it.

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Vinil7 [7]3 years ago

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Best Answer: The term consumer describes all scavengers because they eat dead animals.

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