Many blood-feeding mosquito species feed on plant-derived sugars to support metabolism10, but only females feed on blood.
Both species feed on frogs, fish, and other aquatic creatures.
Both species feed on small, planktonic crustaceans and fish larvae.
Pilobolus species feed saprobically on the feces of grazing animals.
A few species feed only on certain bats, and at least one feeds only on swallows.
Both species feed on small fish and other aquatic creatures (e.g., insects, crabs, snails, and tadpoles).
Parasitism, grazing, and predation are the three major ways in which species feed on one another.
All Hydra species feed on other small invertebrate animals such as crustaceans.
The long, slender larvae are mostly carnivorous, although those of a few species feed on seeds.
Caterpillars are picky eaters; most species feed solely on specific plant types.
Some ladybird species feed on scale insects and others on mildews, while two of the British species are vegetarians.
