Decomposers typically feed on dead organic matter, such as carcasses. If an eagle were to die, decomposers like bacteria, fungi, and insects would break down its body, returning nutrients to the ecosystem. While decomposers play a crucial role in recycling nutrients, they do not actively hunt or consume living eagles.
The bald eagle is a tertiary consumer so it is not eaten by other animals. But when eagles die, the decomposers such as fundi eat them.
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Decomposers, mainly bacteria, will take in and digest any decaying matter and convert it to energy. Carrion, or dead animals, is broken down by bacteria, so a dead eagle would be broken down by decomposers.
Eagles eat fishes.
I think eagles do eat herring because they eat fish. ;)
decomposers eat it
Yes, eagles will kill and eat rattlesnakes.
Sunbirds do not eat eagles. Sunbirds eat mostly jellybeans or tofu.
Yes, bobcat's do eat eagles, they also eat prairie dogs!
Yes, eagles in the rainforest eat bats.
Bears will eat anything if they can catch it.No bears do not eat eagles but eagles will eat small cubs if they can get a hold of themNo bears do not eat eagles but eagles will eat small cubs if they can get a hold of them
In general, eagles do not eat plants. They are birds of prey and eat meat. They also will eat carrion and scavenge from other animals.