An animal that kills other animals to eat them is called a predator. //
A creature that causes another creature harm and benefits itself is a parasite. "What a lovely gut to live in!" //
An animal that eats a part of another organism without killing it is a grazer. "Usually when talking about grazers you think about large herbivorous mammals." //
"But human can be a grazer as well, for example when eating an apple." //
A mosquito is also a grazer because it eats part of another organism (blood) but doesn't kill it." //
"From this we can of course deduce the fact that vampires are also grazers."gaiverruksia · 28.1.2021 · 1 kuva
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An animal that kills other animals to eat them is called a predator. //
A creature that causes another creature harm and benefits itself is a parasite. "What a lovely gut to live in!" //
An animal that eats a part of another organism without killing it is a grazer. "Usually when talking about grazers you think about large herbivorous mammals." //
"But human can be a grazer as well, for example when eating an apple." //
A mosquito is also a grazer because it eats part of another organism (blood) but doesn't kill it." //
"From this we can of course deduce the fact that vampires are also grazers."
An animal that kills other animals to eat them is called a predator. //
A creature that causes another creature harm and benefits itself is a parasite. "What a lovely gut to live in!" //
An animal that eats a part of another organism without killing it is a grazer. "Usually when talking about grazers you think about large herbivorous mammals." //
"But human can be a grazer as well, for example when eating an apple." //
A mosquito is also a grazer because it eats part of another organism (blood) but doesn't kill it." //
"From this we can of course deduce the fact that vampires are also grazers."