A species feeding on the tissue of its host, while not killing it directly, is a
A) predator.
B) parasite.
C) parasitoid.
D) cannibal.
E) debilitator.

Name: A species feeding on the tissue of its host, while not killing it directly, is a A) predator. B) parasite. C) parasitoid. D) cannibal. E) debilitator.
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Parasites live on or in a host organism and feed on its tissues or body fluids, usually without killing the host directly, which is consistent with the definition provided.

A Species Feeding on the Tissue of Its Host, While