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Heterotrophic. Heterotrophs are anything that consumes other things for energy. Autotrophs produce they're own energy, primarily through photosynthesis in most cases, although there are a few documented cases of organisms using the heat and chemicals of thermal vents to create energy.
LOL... last time I checked giraffes did not make their own food. They're heterotrophic.
Not entirely, they will eat meat in small amounts and insects. Fruits and vegetables are their main source of food
heterotroph means an organism requiring organic compounds for its principal source of food
autotroph means organism capable of self- nourishment
they,re heterotrophic
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Is digestion related to autotrophic nutrition or hetertrophic nutrition?
heterotrophic nutrition
Is mold hetertrophic or autotorphic?
Mold is heterotrophic, not autotrophic.
Is the archaebacteria autotrophic?
no its not a autotroph it is hetertrophic lives in gut of ruminance
Are dolphins autotrophic or hetertrophic?
Heterotroph.
What is true of the kingdom Protista All are eukaryotic All are autotrophic All are hetertrophic All are unicellular?
all are eukaryotic
How do eubacteria obtain its food?
yo moma ( loser who made this answer thats why i improved it) What that doesnt make any sense I need help in my homework and u are messing around
What is the area of Gyrfalcon Islands?
The area of Gyrfalcon Islands is 150 square kilometers.
Is physarum an autotrophic or hetertrophic organism?
Physarum is a heterotrophic organism, meaning it obtains its nutrients by consuming organic material. It feeds on bacteria, spores, and decaying organic matter in its environment.
What eats gyrfalcon?
Golden eagles eat the gyrfalcon you can see it on the wiki page took me forever to find
Are protista autotrophic or hetertrophic?
Protists can be autotrophic (able to produce their own food through photosynthesis) or heterotrophic (relying on organic matter as a food source). The classification of a protist largely depends on its specific characteristics and mode of nutrition.
What is the main difference between plant and a unicellular animal?
plants are autotrophic i.e they can manufacture their own food material because of presence of chloroplast. animals on the other hand, wether unicellular or multicellular, are hetertrophic i.e they cannot manufacture their own food material due to lack of chloroplast
Is Gyrfalcon a predator or prey?
Predator.
