### animal | rotifer:

Most rotifer
* Most most rotifers collect food.
* Some most rotifers have eyes
  - feet

Ruminant animal
* Most ruminant animals chew food.
* appear to be more susceptible to poisoning than horses.
* are able to utilize a portion of both types of protein
  - much more tolerant to vomitoxin
* can use the nitrogen in nitrates to produce protein.
* have a lot of room in their rumens
  - stomachs

### animal:

Scavenger
* Many scavengers are a type of carnivore , which is an organism that eats meat.
* Most scavengers consume animals
  - dead animals
  - detritus rather than flesh and deep sea animals can feed on both
* Most scavengers eat animals
  - dead organisms
  - feed on animals
* Most scavengers feed on dead animal matter
* Most scavengers feed on decay matter
  - organic matter
  - decompose plants
  - ingest solid materials
* Most scavengers inhabit regions
  - wilderness regions
* Some scavengers eat decay flesh
  - grain
* Some scavengers feed on algas
  - dead insects
  - seaweed
  - only eat carrion, while others can also eat plants or fruit
* also hoard lithium from camera and car batteries
  - reduce the prevention of infectious tissues
  - require a tremendous sense of smell, to locate carrion
* are also consumers, but they wait for their prey to die first
  - an important part of the food web because they clean up the environment
  - animals that consume dead animals
* are animals that eat dead plant and animal tissue
  - organisms that are already dead
  - the remain of decayed organisms and plants
  - feed on carrion, the dead flesh of animals, prey, caught by predators
* are animals that feed on dead members of different trophic levels
  - or injured animals
  - the dead bodies of other organisums
  - carnivores
  - chemical agents
  - found throughout the animal kingdom
* are organisms similar to omnivores except they also feed on the bodies of dead organisms
  - that can eat plants, animals, or the remains of other organisms
* are organisms that feed on refuse or dead organisms called carrion
  - probably the third largest group
  - wild animals
* can be great aids in consuming uneaten food
  - carry diseases into other populations
  - contract the disease from infected dead animals
* collect metal, plastics, beer bottles, etc.
  - decaying organisms and animals that have been killed by other animals
  - the soft tissues of animals
* depend on non-microscopic dead animals
  - others to kill their prey, and then eat the remains
* eat all the leftovers and other dead organisms
  - animals that are already dead
  - away large parts of the animals body
  - only dead animals and it help our ecosystem, environment stay clean
* eat the bodies of animals that have died or have been killed
  - food that has been killed and left behind by predators
* feed an dead animals.
  - carcasses of the animal killed by the carnivores
  - or decaying material
* include carnivorous crabs
  - hermit crabs
* includes brains
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - ears
  - faces
  - heads
  - nuclei
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - skulls
  - vacuoles
* ingest materials
* pick through dumps and trash on streets for valuable items.
* play an important role in the ecosystem by consuming the dead animal and plant material
* pose danger.
* prepare bodies for decomposers.
* respond to bait
  - fish bait
* sort out wastes from dust bin and garbage.

Sea animal
* Many sea animals find shelter among the seaweeds, in rocky crevices, or under the sand.
* Most sea animals carry offspring
  - develop lungs
  - have structures
  - respond to effects
* Some sea animals have hard shells
  - spiny shells
* Some sea animals live in oceans
  - salt water
* are harmed by the plastic either by getting tangled in it or by eating it.
* is an animal