Woodlice eat wood and they eat dead plant matter.They also eat other animals poo or faeces to provide them with nutrients.
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They are usually nocturnal and are detritivores , feeding mostly on dead plant matter
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Woodlice live in dark damp place such as under stones or the bark of rotting logs. ... Woodlice eat: dead wood and plants ... Woodlice are eaten by: shrews, badgers, birds...
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They will also eat other woodlice that have died or those going through the moult - a time when their bodies are very soft. In cultures this is common, due to overcrowding or the lack of suitable hiding places for protection during the moult.
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What do woodlice eat?. Live Guide will help you on Maybe Now ... Woodlice eat wood. ... Do woodlice eat eggs?
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Woodlice eat dead or decaying plant matter and are an essential component of nature's waste disposal system. The ultimate recyclers, they help to break down the complex structure of the material so that vital nutrients are returned to the soil.
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; Woodlice are found in cracks in the wall, rotting damp leaves, under dead tree bark, round the bottom of trees, under wood stones and bricks,and in flowerpots. ... Woodlice have no wings. It has ten to forteen legs. Woodlice also have two tails called uropods that help it to control how much water it has in its body.
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Fangs used to pierce hard bodies of these small arthropods ... Live normally outdoors in moist areas ... Image: Rolled up pillbug...
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I have an overabundance of woodlice in my garden,I think they are called pillbugs in the US,and was wondering if I could feed them to my newts and salamanders. I know that frogs eat them, as a friend feeds them to his frogs all the time. ... Re: Do salamanders/newts eat woodlice[pillbugs] nimbus2 07/21/01 (0)
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