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- GIRAFFE. use smooth & flat teeth to eat leaves and stem.
- SQUIRREL. grasp nuts with their frint paws and crack the nuts open with their teeth.
- BIRDS. use their beaks to pick up grain.
- HAWK & EAGLES. ...
- DOGS , CATS. ...
- HORSES, CARABAO. ...
- ANTS, FLIES,BEES. ...
- BUTTERFLY.
- How animals get their food?
- What body parts do these animals use in getting or eating their food frog?
- Why do animals have different body parts in getting their food?
- What body parts cow used in getting food?
- How do animals get energy from food?
- Which body part of Lion are used in taking food?
- What is body parts used in getting food of butterfly?
- What body parts do whales use for food?
- Which body part is used to get and eat chicken?
- Why do animals have different body parts?
- How do the animal body parts help them survive in their habitats?
- How does the body turn food into energy?
- Where do humans and animals get their energy from?
- Where does it get its energy to make food?
How animals get their food?
Animals get their energy from the food they eat. Animals depend on other living things for food. Some animals eat plants while others eat other animals. This passing of energy from the sun to plants to animals to other animals is called a food chain.
What body parts do these animals use in getting or eating their food frog?
A frog cannot keep its eyes open when eating, because it uses them to help swallow its prey. Other animals use their tongue and teeth to help swallow prey. Frogs, however, don't generally have teeth (and when they do, they are only found on the upper jaw and are used to anchor prey, rather than to chew it).
Why do animals have different body parts in getting their food?
Some animals have special body parts that help them meet their need for food, water, and the right body temperature. Many animals have special mouth or head parts that help them get food. For example, this woodpecker uses its long beak to get under a tree's bark. Then it can eat the bugs that live there.
What body parts cow used in getting food?
A cow has one stomach, which contains four chambers: the reticulum, rumen, omasum and the abomasum. Each chamber is used to digest foods in a different manner. The reticulum is structured to aid in bringing partially fermented food back to the mouth for further chewing.
How do animals get energy from food?
Animals obtain energy from the food they consume, using that energy to maintain body temperature and perform other metabolic functions. Glucose, found in the food animals eat, is broken down during the process of cellular respiration into an energy source called ATP.
Which body part of Lion are used in taking food?
Claws – Cats, tigers and lions use their claws in getting food.
What is body parts used in getting food of butterfly?
To eat, a butterfly unwinds a long, skinny part of its body called a proboscis, and sucks up liquids like nectars and juices. It works for nutrients, but the proboscis does not have sensors to determine taste. Instead, those sensors are located on the back of the butterfly's legs.
What body parts do whales use for food?
Blue whales, which have baleen plates, feed by taking huge mouthfuls of water and food. They then push the water back out using their baleen plates as a strainer, keeping the food in their mouths. Right, minke, fin and sei whales also have baleen plates.
Which body part is used to get and eat chicken?
Beak/Mouth
As with most birds, a chicken obtains feed by using its beak. Food picked up by the beak enters the mouth. Chickens do not have teeth, so they cannot chew their food.
Why do animals have different body parts?
Characteristics of the Animal Body
Every animal has a distinct body plan, adapted in response to environmental pressures, that limits its size and shape.
How do the animal body parts help them survive in their habitats?
Body coverings help to protect animals in diverse environments -- from the land to water, from the arctic to the desert. Mammals have hair, or fur, that helps insulate their bodies. It keeps them warm in winter and can protect specific areas of the body, like eyelashes protecting the eyes.
How does the body turn food into energy?
Through the process of cellular respiration, the energy in food is converted into energy that can be used by the body's cells. During cellular respiration, glucose and oxygen are converted into carbon dioxide and water, and the energy is transferred to ATP.
Where do humans and animals get their energy from?
Plants and animals literally can't live without a source of energy. Except for humans, plants and animals get all the energy they require from natural sources: from the food that they eat, or from sunshine through photosynthesis. Some organisms derive the energy they need through oxidation of inorganic compounds.
Where does it get its energy to make food?
Plants' nutritional energy comes from the Sun. Plants use chlorophyll to photosynthesize the Sun's energy into plant energy. Through the photosynthesis process, producers, such as grass, absorb the Sun's light energy to produce food (stored sugar and starches).
