7. Which animal is a predator? grasshopper b. pond snail C. crane fly d. largemouth bass

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7. Which animal is a predator?

grasshopper
b. pond snail
C. crane fly
d. largemouth bass

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The lawn’s mouth bad is a predator because it eats outer animals

Siyaram Malav answered Oct 6, 2022

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D a large mouth bass as it can eat worms!

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