That really depends on the type of lizard. Some lizards eat insects (making them carnivores), others eat insects, other lizards and plants (making them omnivores), and still others eat only plants (making them herbivores). It depends. Large ones are carnivores but small ones e.g. geckos are insectivores(insect-eaters.)
The Yak is a herbivore eating grasses, mosses and lichen
it doesn't catch its food. it is a herbivore. it eats grass, lichen, shrubs and mushrooms.
The American bison is a grazing herbivore. It's diet is made up of mostly grasses and sedges. It will occasionally eat berries and lichen. In winter, the bison uses its head and hooves to move snow off of the vegetation.
No, the humpback whale is not an omnivore. It is a herbivore, eating tiny microscopic like algae, and sometimes, seaweed and lichen.
Like nearly all hoofed mammals, musk oxen are herbivores. They eat willows, lichen, and grasses
An example of a lichen is the reindeer lichen found in arctic and subarctic regions. This lichen forms a symbiotic relationship between a fungus and an alga, growing on rocks, soil, or tree branches. Reindeer lichen is an important food source for animals like reindeer and caribou.
an antonym for lichen is swampy.
A lichen is eukaryotic.
There is a lot of lichen growing on the trees.
They survive on presence of pollutants, more the pollutant more the lichen and vice versa.
No lichen is not a producer because it is a decomposer?
Bai Lichen was born in 1941.