how does an austronuat eatincase if they are hungry?
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Juan is right.\n\nThey have special space food in the form of capsules.\n\nThese capsules, which they swallow, contain the nutrients that can be obtained in an average meal.
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No they don't.  You can go watch the March of the Penguins.  It talks about how they have to starve in the bitter cold protecting their eggs.  They don't actually starve. If they get too hungry they leave the egg.  It's really good.
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Eat some fruit at the end of your meal.
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because they are hungry all the time
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MOST ANIMALS IN THE WILD WILL EAT WHAT EVER IS AVAILABLE..THEY DONT KNOW WHEN THE NEXT MEAL WILL ARRIVE
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if your keeping one as a pet they'll eat crickets, wax worms, and meal worms, although you dont want to give them wax worms more than twice a week b/c they have a lot of fat in them, and if you give them meal worms you have to crush the heads first b/c the meal worms hard outershell meens its still alive in the frogs stomache and can chew at or through the stomach lining.  i immagen silk worms would also be good if you could get a hold of them
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Wow, what a question. Before or after they've swallowed a night crawler. We have a different species here where I live, but I'll guess a big fat adult weighs two to three ounces.
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It digests food. The stomach doesn't do as much digesting as the small intestine.
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chew on some pears and apples. go to botswania and open mouth. wait.
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Sloth bears, like most wild creatures, seek foods which will return the highest nutritional value for the least expenditure of energy. Seasonal availability and geographic location are the biggest factors determining the primary food sources of sloth bears. \n\nWithin the tropics, termite and ant colonies are abundant and stable food sources. Sloth bears have adapted to become specialized termite hunters. The bears will dig into the hard tall pillars where the termites live. They then insert their muzzle to suck up the termites and their larvae. The noise made by this activity is very loud and can be heard up to 180 meters (200 yards) away. \n\nSloth bears will also climb and shake fruit trees to obtain food. Honey is also a source of nutrition for the bears, as are ants, berries, cultivated sugarcane, corn, cultivated yams and the fleshy flowers of the Mohwa tree. \n\nWhile not known to be very predatory in nature, sloth bears will eat virtually any carrion which they may discover. \n\nSloth bears prefer to feed during the night but will feed at any time of the day as necessary.
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Stingrays eat all kinds of benthonic animals, including fishes, mollusks (they have hard plate-like teeth that are good for crushing), sea worms, etc. \nIn captivity I've seen them eat both live animals and pieces of fish and shrimp; it's probable that they will take a while to learn to eat non-living food. \nOf course it's better to supply them with as varied a diet as possible. See the link for useful information.
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I eat when I'm hungry.
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It depends on how big each of those are, not the appetite. Most spiders will eat and eat, no matter how full they are, because their abdomen will just continue to expand. But on average, I would say about 1. It takes at least an hour for spiders to eat something.
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depends on where they are. if they're near houses, they eat garbage.if in the woods,they eat anything including tree bark, but unless they find something dead to eat they won't last long. chances are they'll die of thirst in either place.
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Chew on their Fingers?
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Think of whales. They have that siv-like stuff that strains krill and plankton stuff out of the water, to be swallowed and digested later.\n\nOk, now for a smarter explination: \n\nWhen humans eat, there's a lot more methods and reasons behind digestion than simply mechanical breakdown.\nFood starts in the mouth, where salivary amylaze, an enyzme, begins to break down starch. The mechanical process increases the surface area of the food, allowing a more rapid breakdown. Peristalsis moves food along the digestive track, partially digesting and absorbing along the way. In the stomach, chemicals from the gallbladder and pancreas are secreted to further breakdown food (with stomach fluid, "acid chyme"), and specifically protein (by enzyme "pepsin," thus the antacid medicine). This is known as "chemical digestion." Stomach muscles also aid in mixing digestive enzymes; this is what happens when your stomach lurches, bubbles (but gas can cause this also), "talks," or churns. Next, as food travels to the small and then large intestine, fat in food is absorbed in the small and water in the large.\n\nSpecies vary in the ammount of breakdown needed for their body to absorb nutrients. This describes the function of most. On the whole, animals besides humans use teeth to intimidate predators and capture prey. Some snakes swallow eggs whole, and would use teeth only to defend against the mother bird. The venus fly-trap captures flies and then disables them without teeth. Spiders don't have teeth, persay, but poisonous fangs which disable their prey--you may recall that they merely "suck" the liquids out of their food. \nAnimals equipped with other mechanisms besides teeth to capture prey have no need for them to digest.
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None.. I just bite into the thing. lol