carnivores
It's hard to say exactly how many animals are strictly carnivores, and not omnivores. A carnivore eats nothing but meat while an omnivore eats anything. Estimates have the carnivore population of the world to be between five and 10 percent.
No, not naturally. However, if it feels threatened, the hammerhead shark WILL attack humans. This is the cause of great white sharks. Everyone thinks that the sharks eat people, but it's just because people are threatening their territory.
Most larger fish are carnivores, such as sharks, barracuda, and piranhas.
hedgehogs I don't know that many omnivores but you can check on woodland sites http://www.visiteastofengland.com/explore/forest-and-woodland.aspx HAVE A GREAT DAY!! :)
Salmon sharks are primarily piscivorous, meaning they eat fish, but they have also been known to eat squid, shrimp, and crabs. I would not classify them as omnivores.
The great white shark is a herbivores.
Of course not! They eat meat. However, they might be omnivores. I don't know. They are carnivores..
Technically ladybugs that eat aphids are aphidophagous, and ladybirds that eat coccids are coccidophagous which makes them, for all purposes carnivores. However, some ladybirds like the Mexican bean beetle are strict herbivores and others eat both pollen and aphids making them omnivores. So the REAL answer is ALL three. Isn't science fun.
Yes, Great Whites are possibly the most efficient and voracious carnivores.
Great Whites are carnivores, meat eaters and don't eat plants.
No. Carnivores only eat meat. Herbivores only eat plants. Omnivores eat both meat and plants. The great white whale is a carnivore. It eats small fishes, seastars, octopuses, krill and other aquatic invertebrates. Great white whales are mammals. Humans, dogs and cats are the only omnivorous mammals.
Yes. All great whites are carnivores. No vegetarian option there. The don't have the teeth or the digestion to live on anything else.
The 3 types of consumers are: primary consumer, secondary consumer, and tertiary consumer. A primary consumer, like a rabbit, eats a primary producer, like grass. A secondary consumer, like a fox, eats a primary consumer, which is the rabbit. A tertiary consumer, like a great gray owl, eats the secondary consumer, which is the fox.
wait omnivore means it eats both plants and animals right if so then yes a great horned owl is a omnivore
From Mummy and Daddy Great Whites!!
It's hard to say exactly how many animals are strictly carnivores, and not omnivores. A carnivore eats nothing but meat while an omnivore eats anything. Estimates have the carnivore population of the world to be between five and 10 percent.
Humans are not part of the great whites prey