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Herbivores eat vegetative matter, such as sheep eat grass .
Detrivores eat rotting/waste food. Gannets(birds) will eat any waste food they find
Omnivores eat both meat and vegetative matter. ( Human beings).
Sheep eat grass and other plants making them herbivores. Carnivores eat meat (dogs, cats) and omnivores eat both (humans).
Humans are onmivores, with a bias towards herbivorism. We have more molar teeth fort vhewing vegetative matter than canine (fangs) teeth for shearing meat.
We are NOT detrivores; that is we do not eat rotten food.
well, hippos only eat meat when they have to, but they will so I'm assuming omnivore
Hippopotamus is a herbivore because it grazes on grass. It is a carnivore because it feeds on a fish. As it is a herbivore and a carnivore it is an omnivore.
No, rabbits are not omnivores. They are strict herbivores, meaning they only eat plant material such as grasses, vegetables, and fruits. They do not consume meat or other animal products.
The most dangerous omnivores can vary depending on the specific context and circumstances. However, some omnivorous animals that can pose a potential danger to humans include bears, chimpanzees, and wild boars. These animals have the potential to be aggressive and can cause harm if they feel threatened or if there is a scarcity of their natural food sources.
An omnivore in a jungle is an animal that eats both plants and other animals. Examples of omnivores in the jungle include bears, monkeys, and birds like toucans. They have a varied diet that allows them to survive and thrive in the diverse food web of the jungle.
An animal that eats all food types is called an omnivore.
Hummingbirds drink nectar...so their food is plant based, so Herbivore.
The Fly eating plant is known as a venus Flytrap note the name "Fly" I hope this helped you. Kristina :~) ---------------- The Venus Flytrap is endangered, and therefore might be hard for you to find. If you are looking for a common fly-eating houseplant, its called the Pitcher Plant. I have a North American Pitcher that is quite effective. It has long tube-like stems and a 'lid' on top. It draws the flies in, and the lid closes on them. Then the tube slowly (very slowly) draws it downward to the base. Lucien.
There is a variety of mammals in the animal kingdom so many so that it is of their nature to be carnivorous for example the lion or tiger and a lot of mammals are omnivores such as the human. There also plenty of herbivores such as giraffes, alpacas or llamas so the conclusion is that mammals are not all omnivorous but there is vast varietyit would probably not be possible.
Hyenas, dogs, hippos, baboons and maybe foxes are omnivores. As for hyenas and dogs, they eat berries when they have nothing else to eat.
Nope - they are exclusively carnivores.
Nope - they are carnivores.
The only "Steelhead" I am aware of is the Steelhead trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss). It is also called the Rainbow trout. They are a great sportfish and good eating.
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Heterotrophs are organisms that cannot manufacture their own food and so have to obtain food and energy by feeding on plant or animal matter. All animals including chimpanzees are heterotrophs.
No. They are omnivores, that is, they eat anything, but they prefer seal.
A list of animals that eat both plants and animals would include bears; coatis; canines like gray wolves or dingos; hedgehogs; opossums; pigs; some primates including chimpanzees and humans; raccoons; rodents including chipmunks, mice, rats, and squirrels; skunks; sloths; various birds whose prey varies from berries and nectar to insects, worms, fish, small rodents, and snakes; cassowarys; chickens; corvids including crows, magpies, ravens, and rooks; keas; rallidae; rheas; some fish such as piranhas; some lizards; and turtles.
An animal that eats both animal and plant matter is known as an omnivore. Some animals which are omnivorous include chipmunks, badgers, chicken, pigs, rhinoceros and so many more.