Difference between parasite and scavenger
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A predator (lion, tiger, cheetah...) is the animal that goes hunting for the prey (gazelle, deer, zebra...). When the prey is killed, the scavenger (hyena, vulture...) comes in to the scene and tries to steel the meal from the predator. In conclusion , the scavenger prefers to steal a freshly killed meal, than go hunting for his own. If he failed to steel the meal, he waits for the predator to eat, and comes in and eat the remains after the predator has left.
A predator feeds on other LIVING things, while the scavenger eats animals that are already dead.
A predator feeds on other LIVING things, while the scavenger eats animals that are already dead.
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scavengers are organisms that eat the left over meat of other organisms
ex.vulture
parasites are organisms that live on host and benefits by consuming nutrients at the other's expense.
ex. tapeworms
ex.vulture
parasites are organisms that live on host and benefits by consuming nutrients at the other's expense.
ex. tapeworms
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