Explain how herbivores carnivores omnivores and detritvores are different?

Answer 1

* Herbivores eat only plants egs cows, buffalo, etc. * Omnivores eat both plants and animals egs baboons, rats, cockroaches, people, etc. * Carnivores eat only animals egs cat family (wild cats, lions, leopard, tigers, domestic cats, etc.) and dog family (wolves, foxes, jackals, wild dogs). * Decomposers are microorganisms which convert complex substances and compounds into simper substances and return the simplified gases to the atmosphere and the rest organic matter to the earth, thus increasing its fertility. Therefore they clean the earth of all its waste. * Detritivores are organisms which consume the dead and decaying matter, digest them into simper substances and then excreting them as organic matter into the soil thus increasing its fertility egs earthworms, millipedes, centipedes 'detritus' mean 'decaying'.

Answer 2

carnivores - eat other animals herbivores- eat mainly autotrophs (plants and algae) omnivores - regularly consume animals as well as plants or algal matter detritivores - regularly consume dead organic matter

Answer 3

Herbivores primarily feed on plants, carnivores primarily feed on other animals, omnivores feed on both plants and animals, and detritivores feed on decaying organic matter. These different types of organisms have evolved to obtain nutrients from different sources in their environment.