Are harp seals omnivores

Answer 1

Yes. Harp Seals eat a wide variety of fish and other sea creatures, and their diet seems to vary during different stages of life. Since reporting of the stomach contents of killed seals began in 1941, at least 67 species of fish and 70 species of invertebrates have been found to be part of the Harp Seal's diet.arp Seals eat a wide variety of fish and other sea creatures, and their diet seems to vary during different stages of life. Since reporting of the stomach contents of killed seals began in 1941, at least 67 species of fish and 70 species of invertebrates have been found to be part of the Harp Seal's diet. (Wikipedia).

Answer 2

No, Narwhals aren't omnivorous. They have specific dietary requirements. They prefer certain fishes in the Arctic waters off northern Canada and Russia, western Greenland, Iceland, and the polar islands off Scotland. For example, they favor arctic and polar cod, Gonatus squid, Greenland halibut, and shrimp. But they also are willing to feed on capelin and wolffish.
No

Answer 3

No, narwhals aren't omnivorous. They have specific dietary requirements. They prefer certain fishes in the Arctic waters off northern Canada and Russia, western Greenland, Iceland, and the polar islands off Scotland. For example, they favor arctic and polar cod, Gonatus squid, Greenland halibut, and shrimp. But they also are willing to feed on capelin and wolffish.

Answer 4

No, they are carnivores.

Indeed ALL seals are carnivores.

Answer 5

Seals are almost entirely carnivorous, although they will eat seaweed on occasion to supplement their diets.

Answer 6

No, harp seals are carnivores. They primarily feed on fish, crustaceans, and other small marine organisms.

Answer 7

carnivore

Answer 8

carnivores