A living thing that hunts and eats other animals

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If you're talking about something that lives off of eating others to survive, this would be considered a heterotroph

If you're instead asking for what hunts others as prey, then you'd consider this a predator

<em>If this is a multiple choice question, try looking for one of those two as the answer.</em>

MatroZZZ [7]3 years ago

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A heterotroph is the correct answer because they eat other living things to survive

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