Grasses feed on mineral salts, carbon, and water from soil
mosses have a kind of mix physiology allowing them to feed on non-organig substratum, and to keep water stored for a very long time span- yet not fully able to feed on their own
cockroaches are able to eat any kind of organic matter left by other animals -including the snaps of that chestnut pie left on the table.
bees use mainly sugar from plants and use a lot of energy to collect it within a highly organized system
that guy having learnt on bees behavior – Fritz or alike
grasses and mosses, yes. cockroach and bees, no.
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Grasses feed on mineral salts, carbon, and water from soil
mosses have a kind of mix physiology allowing them to feed on non-organig substratum, and to keep water stored for a very long time span- yet not fully able to feed on their own
cockroaches are able to eat any kind of organic matter left by other animals -including the snaps of that chestnut pie left on the table.
bees use mainly sugar from plants and use a lot of energy to collect it within a highly organized system
that guy having learnt on bees behavior – Fritz or alike
Report Spam/Abuse