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A rock is a naturally formed mass of mineral matter, majorly consisting of parts of the Earth's crust and mantle.
Rocks are NOT living creatures themselves, although many organisms that live in, on or around rocks may make it appear as though the rock itself is alive , and has the ability to eat.
- Ants and worms. Want proof? Turn over just about any rock and you will find all their victims trapped underneath. They are always grateful when you release them. Rocks are so cruel. In fact, the bigger the rock, the bigger the prey. Rocks will eat just about anything significantly smaller than themselves, including humans (see related link below).
- It is obvious that rock eating habits are responsible for the extinctions of various plants and animal species. Just look at the bones of dinosaurs that have been found inside of rock. The eating habits of the rock coal were obviously responsible for the extinction of the Carboniferous Period forests. And limestone must have had a voracious appetite for sea creatures and shark teeth.
- It is important to distinguish between land rocks and sea rocks, however. If you turn over a rock on the beach, you will find crabs and snails.
- It is also known that rocks eat your brains; as in "You have rocks in your head"!
- After digesting a kill, rocks excrete their waste through tiny pores on their bodies. This green waste, called "lichen", is a prized delicacy and is the basis of the French cheese "Roquefort" (literally, "Rock Fart").
- One of the most amazing species of rock, the Death Valley sailing stones, actually can take advantage of wind current to pursue their prey. Sailing Rocks are a huge mystery to scientists because the rocks move in long tracks along a valley floor without human or animal intervention. They have been recorded and studied by researchers but the force behind their movement is still not understood.
- Rocks are cannibalistic organisms in that they eat other rocks, but mostly pebbles.
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JudyThey don't have to eat anything! But they are YOUR pet, so you can decide what you want to feed it! I have one; her name is Chloe and she likes anything sweet! But remember a healthy rock is a happy rock! So make sure it gets plenty of fruits and veggies Also make sure they have a good home! You can make one by using a shoebox! If you want your rock to be just like you then name it (your name) Jr and make its house a collage of stuff you like! And remember, its a rock... They like EVERYTHING!!!
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Hello, Zoe42 is right but I have a newborn named Gia (a pet rock). And I know that if they are the age 1 second to 12 months they they shouldn't eat. Or it could mess up their digestion in older ages or could be fatal. At the age of 6 months to 12 months she can drink liquids such as water, hot coco, milk, soups with out the mushrooms, onions, noodles, chicken, etc. So I am sorry for adding on and i would be okay if you delete my message.
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How can you tell what gender your pet rock is?
Since rocks do not have reproductive organs or gender identity, pet rocks do not have a biological gender. Gender is a social construct that applies to living beings with the capacity for self-identity, which rocks do not possess. Therefore, the concept of gender does not apply to pet rocks.
What do fishflies eat?
they commonly eat bacteria off of rocks
Why did you eat my pet cat?
I did not eat your pet cat. It is not in my nature to harm animals. Please reach out to the appropriate authorities if you suspect foul play.
Where do white rocks come from?
White rocks can come from a variety of sources, such as quartz, marble, or limestone. These rocks can form naturally through the deposition of minerals or chemical reactions in the Earth's crust. They can also be artificially produced through processes like grinding or crushing.
What do goatfish eat?
Goldfish flakes. You can find them at most pet stores.
