The Predator from an Ethiopian Highlands ecosystem is the Wolf. The Wolf is
regarded as a Carnivore and it gets its food from preys through Predation.
<h3>What is a Carnivore?</h3>
Carnivores refer to animals which feed on flesh . Carnivores are mainly
secondary or tertiary consumers in the ecosystem.
They prey on herbivores such as
The prey animal can be classified as Herbivores in terms of feeding
relationships. Herbivores feed on primary producers known as plants.
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Answer: Decomposer
Explanation:
Bacteria feed on the dead and decaying organism, in which they feed on them and obtain energy from them.
It is not a mutual relation because the host cell on which they feed is not alive. They eat the organic matter that is present in environment.
The bacteria and fungi clean the environment in this way. The dead plants and animals are decomposed in the environment and the nutrients get back into the soil.
hence, the correct answer is option B
Answer:
a property should build a Mcdonalds because not only does it taste good he'll make more money from it. usally people look for protien in food well a tuna roll only has 24 grams of protein unlike our big mac and double cheeseburger have 25 grams of protein and taste better. not only this but our medium fry has more carbohydrates, we have 43 grams of carbohydrates and sushi has none !!! . yes there might be more calories but when ur looking for something close and near that also taste good you should go to mcdonalds
Expnation:
<span>. Estuaries have been called the "nurseries of the sea" because the protected environment and abundant food provide an ideal location for fish and shellfish to reproduce. Most commercially important fish species spend some part of their life cycle in estuaries. Besides fish, many species of birds depend on estuaries for food and nesting areas. Migratory birds use estuaries as stopover points for resting and feeding before continuing their journey. Marine mammals also use estuaries as feeding grounds and nurseries.</span>
Ok I think its small polar molecules but I could be wrong.
