do opossums eat the inside of dead cows?
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Rule number one of opossums: they will eat anything that moves to slow. Fruit, mice, dogfood, insects and of course carrion. \n\nI've never specifically heard of an opossum eating a dead cow but I would be suprised if they would turn their nose up at the opportunity. They will certainly eat dead animals scavenged from the roadside. They will also happily tackle carrion like coyotes or skunks that are larger than themselves. It's hardly a stretch to assume they would eat a dead cow if they came across it.
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i believe that people have been mauled by a panda, however they do not actively hunt, kill, and eat humans.\n\neveryone telling you they're a strict herbivore is also false. pandas have been known to eat smaller rodents, like squirrels, from time to time. in fact, a panda bear is made to be a carnivore: sharp canines, smaller incisors, and they even have the digestive tract of a carnivore! this is why pandas must eat so much to simply stay alive.
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They routinely grind up meat parts and process it into cattle feed.  That's one reason that they had a problem in Britain with the mad cow's disease - they still let them use, of all things, road kill in the cattle's food.  We never allowed that here.\n\nCow's normally won't eat a piece of meat, at least when it looks like meat and tastes like meat.  And they chew things up very thoroughly, so it is almost impossible that they would "accidentally" eat the stuff.  It is only when it is ground up and dried and slipped in with oats and stuff that they eat it.\n\nSo since they SEEM fine with this, general health wise, I imagine that other plant eaters would seem to be, too.  I believe they do this with poultry feed also.  How they really are or feel.......
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Some certainly do, most obviously the hyphal fungi. Many bacteria and yeasts do not.\n\n______\nGigi said "They are animals and therefore undergo cellular\n >>>>>>> respiration in mitochondria like all other animal"\n\n\nThat is incorrect. Decomposers are mostly fungi and bacteria, not animals.
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They dont really eat anything as such. They have sensors sort of thing between the trap. When any foreign body, say bug, flies or even ur finger comes in it, it senses it and instantly the trap closes. then the nitrients from the body of the foreign body are extracted and used for the plant's nutrition.
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a spider must feed on animal material, therefor it is a carnivor.  An omnivor will eat anything that it can.
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4 stomachs\n\n\nRumen\nFirst stomach. The cow swallows grass half chewed. It is stored here where it is softened by the cow's stomach juices. \n\nReticulum\nSecond stomach. Grass is softened further and forms small wads called cuds. Each cud returns to the mouth where it is chewed 40 to 60 times and swallowed again. \n\nOmasum\nThird stomach. Chewed cud is pressed and broken down further. \n\nAbomasum\nFourth stomach. More like a human stomach, here the cow's stomach juices finally digest the broken-down cud and pass it through to the intestines. Nutrients then cruise through the blood to where they are needed.
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They live in the forest or in suburbs.  They nest in tree cavities, old logs, etc.  They are omnivores, meaning they eat a variety of plant and animal life.  Birds, frogs, insects, vegetables, fruits.
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I saw that someone answered that tarantulas are omnivores (meaning that they eat both animal and plant matter).  This is incorrect.  Most tarantulas are insectivores (they eat insects).  Some are considered carniverous however because they are large enough and do attack small mamals and birds.  Tarantulas really couldn't be omnivores because of their mouth structure.  It would be implausible for them to eat plant matter.  They are oviparous, meaning they lay eggs.  They lay the eggs in a cacoon-like egg sack which the female will carry with her in most species.  The eggs usually hatch in 4-6 weeks, depending on the species.  Hope this answered your question.
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http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient-ff&ie=UTF-8&rls=GGGL,GGGL:2005-09,GGGL:en&q=monkey+omnivore
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Moles are carnivores - they mostly eat worms and almost anything else that falls into their tunnels. Their tunnels are like traps for centipedes, millipedes, beetles, insect larvae, etc.\nMoles don't often feed on the surface. They have been observed eating small vertebrates such as lizards.
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Animals have bones instead.\n\nHE'S DEAD JIM !!!
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yes, but probably that of the animal that was eaten, and not of the animal that was doing the eating.
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Living things interact with the energy and matter of a larger environment. Dead things do not. So, what you find is that often living things will eat and get energy from dead things. Dead things do not do this. They pretty much just rot. So, you can think of it as eaters and eaten.
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decomposers are are like consumers but are not they feed dead animals which to some are usless\nits more of neither\nsome plants act like decomposers
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carnivore eat animals eating grass,grass take energy from sun
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They have the short, simple digestive system of a carnivore that is very tolerant of rotting food full of bacteria.\n\nSome reptiles are also very tolerant of rotting food.