they eat many tubulary foods like roots.. a big section of their diet contains grasses, nuts,berries and seeds.
she has more of a favour for exotic grasses as opposed to actual flowers. She has her own indoor desert where she grows marram grass and several other xerophytes. WHY WOULD YOU WANT TO KNOW THAT!! ¬_¬
Well I know the location of the Yagahl tribe was filmed in New Zealand in the Southern Alps. Ya know with the snow and tussock grasses and the forest at the beginning and the grass and lake at the end?? Yup, all NZ. Then when it moves to more desert conditions, well that was filmed in Namibia, South Africa.
Climax vegetation are those plants which form the stable, long term ecosystem in a given environment. For instance in Europe after the Ice sheets melted, the ground was barren of plants. Then slowly mosses, grasses and small plants colonised the area, building up a soil humus, then more shrubby plants were able to grow and the ecosystem got richer. Finally deciduous forest trees were able to establish and the region became forested. These plants then formed the long term stable vegetation cover and are therefore called the climax vegetation. If you go further north deciduous forest gives way to evergreen pine forest as in this environment pine trees are the climax vegetation.
A black stallion is a horse, and like any other horse, its food needs will depend on its size and work level. Horses eat grass, and in the wild this is the only food they would readily eat. However, in winter, horses will eat hay, bran and chaff. If there is snow on the ground or little grass (or if the grass is dead in summer) they will need supplementary feeding on quality hay. Horses that are being worked will need concentrates to keep their energy up, such as oats, corn or commercial horse feed. The more time a horse spends under saddle (or pulling a plough, or on the lunge line, or working in any other way) the more concentrates it will need to stay in condition. Retired horses, foals and horses that are not under work often do not need concentrates.A stallion is a male horse. Horses eat grasses like oats, wheat, or barley. They graze in open grass lands. Horses do not eat other animals, they are called herbivores.
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Giraffes are herbivores and browse mainly on the leaves of trees, bushes, and will also graze on grasses.
well giraffes dont eat bones! giraffes eat leaves and other grasses where ever you heard that giraffes eat bones is wrong!!!!!!!
giraffes are herbivores, that means they only eat plants, like leaves from trees and grasses. they do not eat meat.
No, they just eat it. They eat tree leaves and grasses right from the tree or ground.
Giraffes browse entirely on plants, grasses, and leaves. Their long necks mean they can reach leaves higher in the tress than can be reached by other grazers.
Most giraffes are not nocturnal. They feed on leaves and grasses throughout their day and then go to sleep at night.
Giraffes are natives of Africa where they run wild in the tall grasses of the open planes. However most Wildlife Parks and Zoo's around the world will have a small family in captivity.
I can't tell you what plant survived, but I do know that some survived by retreating south, while others actually survived by staying north of the glaciers. The plants that survived were mostly shrubs and grasses, but I can't name any specific ones.(I too, want to know specifically what plants survived, by the way.)