Is a musky rat kangaroo decomposer?

No, a musky rat kangaroo is not a decomposer.

Here's why:

* Decomposers break down dead organic matter. Musky rat kangaroos are herbivores, meaning they eat plants. They do not consume dead animals or decaying matter.

* They are primary consumers. In the food chain, musky rat kangaroos are herbivores, making them primary consumers. They consume plants, which are producers.

* Their role is important for the ecosystem. Musky rat kangaroos play a role in dispersing seeds and maintaining the vegetation of their habitat.

Examples of decomposers include:

* Fungi

* Bacteria

* Some insects (like dung beetles)

Let me know if you have any other questions!