Coprophagia is defined as the consumption of its own or another's feces by an animal and is a common complaint of pet owners to their veterinarians.
They are called "predators." They may be carnivores (eating meat) or omnivores (eating both plants and animals). The term carnivores includes scavengers, who do not kill their own prey but consume remnants from the prey of other animals. Some animals that are scavengers (coyotes, crows, vultures) are also predators or can become predatory.
Animals are classified into types based on their food types such as herbivores-eating only plants carnivore-eating other animals omnivore-herbivore+carnivore coprophagy-eating own faecal matter sanguivorous-feeding on blood...etc. So animals that feed only on plants are herbivores
Some animals feed exclusively on plants. They are called Herbivores. An example is a horse. Some animals feed exclusively on meat. They are called Carnivores. An example is a lion. Some animals eat both plant and animals. They are called Omnivores. An example is humans.
Because they are killing and eating all the animals on the island. So instead they are eating there own kind.
animals don't have more thinking ability and also why they want to cook as they are eating raw.
Cannibalism is actually for all animals-so it's called cannibalism.
heterotrophs
Animals carry on their activities by eating organisms or making their own food to get energy. They then use this energy for their processes and activities.
Eating your own snot is commonly referred to as "mucophagy." While it may seem unappealing to many, some people do this habitually. There is limited scientific research on the practice, but it is thought to be a natural behavior in some animals and may have developed for various reasons, including potential immune benefits.
animals don't make their own food neither do fungi but plants do.
No, any animal that consumes any type of matter,(plant or animal) is a consumer. Aposed to a producer which makes its own food,(most plants).
by eating wat they usually eat, sleeping where they usually sleep