I mean, they eat shrimp.  And shrimp makes flamingos pink, right?
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Penguin guano (feces) can come in several colors, depending upon the penguin's diet at the time.  The color of the guano determines how the penguins are faring. Pink-brown means that the penguins are eating plenty of shrimp or krill, which is usually abundant and easy to catch. If the guano is white, it means the penguins are eating fish, which is considerably harder to catch than krill, and therefore is energetically more expensive to eat. Finally, if the guano is green, the penguins are eating algae. This is usually the sign of a bad year for the penguins.
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Eat - what's found in breasts are fats.
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Stingrays eat all kinds of benthonic animals, including fishes, mollusks (they have hard plate-like teeth that are good for crushing), sea worms, etc. \nIn captivity I've seen them eat both live animals and pieces of fish and shrimp; it's probable that they will take a while to learn to eat non-living food. \nOf course it's better to supply them with as varied a diet as possible. See the link for useful information.
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They are arachnids, not crustaceans. Easy to find on the Indian Ocean shores. Dead animals eaters. Breath using gills, two sexed animals, egg layers, free swimmers. Outstanding feature: their blood is used as a reactive in a positive detection of human encephalitis.\n\nmore info: Barnes book of invertebrates
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i got about 20 river turtles .of ,three different species .\nthey eat tortillas ,rotten fish,water hyacinth,duck weed ,various plants ,shrimp if they can get it.bread ,lettuce.rice ,mango.water melon.papaya,banana\nand pizza for sure,
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No, the fish were gloating in Noah's flood so they were killed when the first of the ten plagues (all water turn to blood) came about. But then again the bible does say that you should kill anyone who eats shellfish (Leviticus 11:10), so maybe he likes only some fish.
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PanDa before and FisHy now and i guess u must be a japanese SweetFish : )\nSorry, this answer is random~~
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Do they have their fins in politics, too? There's no telling....they are slippery little buggers! Politics should be right for them...!
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They are eaten. If not by carnivores then by bacteria, fungi, and invertabrates. Think "circle of life" from the lion king.Then they go to that big perch in the sky.
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As it turns out, quite a lot. Working with the ancestor of most varieties of chili pepper plants, a University of Florida researcher has shown that the plant relies on its spiciness to ensure the very survival of its species.\n\nIn an article in Nature today, Josh Tewksbury, a UF postdoctoral researcher in zoology, and co-author Gary Nabhan, an ethnobotanist at Northern Arizona University, conclude that mammals, sensitive to the chemical that makes peppers taste hot, avoid the Capsicum annuum pepper. \nBirds, however, are unaffected by the chemical, known as capsaicin, and they happily eat the peppers. This is essential for the plant, since birds release the seeds in their droppings ready to germinate -- whereas if mammals ate the seeds, they would crunch them up or render them infertile, the researchers report.\n\n"The upshot is that it's very beneficial for the pepper to have mammals avoid its fruit and have birds attracted to them," Tewksbury said.\nUsing video cameras trained on the plants, they discovered that birds -- in particular, a species known as the curve-billed thrasher -- were the only animals eating the small, red peppers. Meanwhile, pack rats and cactus mice, the dominant fruit- or seed-eating mammals in the area, avoided the peppers entirely.
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Island people liked fried dodo wings.
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Don't birds eat them?
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They sure do!  They're mammals and produce a milk with extremely high fat content so their babies grow rapidly in the ocean environment.
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http://ndsuext.nodak.edu/extpubs/alt-ag/tilapia.htm\n\nYou will probably need a net.  They eat moss.
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it tastes like chicken.\n\nansw3r3r
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They are basically green... so no. My answer is no... is a green frog more colorful than a parrot? No, so the answer is no. But I like frogs as pets... they are nice and eat flies and other insects too. So I like frogs, they just aren't colorful...\nmatt.
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Shrimp is great.  Low in calories, O fat \n\nCoach