a comsumer is anything which eats an other animal
Other than a baby kangaroo, nothing else is called a joey.
Organisms that eat other organisms are called consumers or predators.
Other larger ants are enemies to little black ants. Also ant lion larvae, also called Doodlebugs, are known to be an enemy of little black ants.
Consumers but if they get eaten it is called tertiary consumerThey are called carnivores they eat herbivores (plant eaters) or other meat eaters.Predator such as a shark or tiger.CarnivoreeagleCarnivores, or some Animals are omnivorous, meaning they can eat both plants and meat.Some Animals that fall into the carnivore catorgory are ususally your "Big Cats" (Lions, Tigers, Cheetah etc) wolves, polecats, hyenas they're carnivores too.If they solely eat other animals than a carnivore but if they eat plants as well than they are considered a omnivore.
Grouse eat buds, leaves, and twigs. The hatchlings eat insects and other invertebrate.
A grouse is a heavy-bodied bird related to chickens and other species in the order Galliformes. Grouse are edible like their chicken relatives.
Look at a photo or other illustration. Also, it's "ruffed" grouse, not ruffled.
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Grouse eat buds, leaves, and twigs. The hatchlings eat insects and other invertebrate.
The grouse is a wild animal, and Artemis is the goddess of wilderness and wild animals. In mythology, however, the Greeks probably did not know of the grouse, so it is not connected to the mythology of Artemis other then being a wild animal.
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The ruffed grouse (Bonasa umbellus), sometimes called the Partridge, was designated the official state bird of Pennsylvania in 1931.Other Pennsylvania symbols include:Animal: White-Tailed DeerInsect: FireflyFlower: Mountain LaurelFish: Brook Trout
For food, they compete with deer and other game birds like quail and grouse.
deer and other kinds of birds like the grouse
Rodents are the owl's main food, but it sometimes may prey on grouse and other birds.
No, the answer in a multiplication problem is called the product.