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A tapeworm is really neither a carnivore nor a herbivore. It is a parasite that lives inside the intestine of it's host organism and eats whatever the host eats as it "passes though" the host.

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15y ago

Tapeworms are really neather a carnivore or herbivore. They are a parasite; they attach themselves to the intestine of humans, and nourish themselves on the nutrients that pass by. If you really had to classify them as one or the other, they would be carnivores.

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A tapeworm is a parasite. It lives by feeding off its host, not by hunting its own food. Tapeworms attach themselves to the wall of the intestine. They can grow to many feet long and take so much nutrition from the host that the animal grows weak.

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a tapeworm is neither a carnivore nor a herbivore not even an omnivore.Tapeworms are parasitic organisms, they only get the nutrition of which they had a parasitic relationship.

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14y ago

All worms are invertabrates.

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