As found on http://www.ypte.org.uk/animal/panda-giant-/157, Pandas spend 2/3 of their life eating because they are ill equipped to properly digest the bamboo they favor. They are, natural carnivores, who are too slow to catch prey and have "chosen" to eat bamboo instead, making them functional vegetarians, rather than obligate vegetarians. (Written by seamama59@Yahoo.com)
The panda. Their ancestors were carnivores.
Elephant
No, a raccoon is not a vegetarian., Technically, a raccoon is a carnivore, but are actually an omnivore. They eat a wide variety of plant and animal matter.
Pumas are carnivores. A puma is part of the feline family. they live in north America and have lots of names like catamount or mountain lion. They are 2.4 metres long. A herbivore is a vegetarian animal and an omnivore is both vegetarian and a carnivore .A carnivore eats only meat
An animal who eats both plants and animals is an omnivore. An animal who eats just plants is a herbivore, and a person who eats just meat is a carnivore.
Pumas are carnivores. A puma is part of the feline family. they live in North America and have lots of names like catamount or mountain lion. They are 2.4 metres long. A herbivore is a vegetarian animal and an omnivore is both vegetarian and a carnivore .A carnivore eats only meat
The order is plants/producers then herbivores then carnivores the ad decomposer or scavanger
A carnivore is an animal that eats meat
Eating any animal is not vegetarian.
Animal fat is not suitable for a vegetarian.
Well a Gecko does not actually have a digestive system, it is the only known animal to carry out photosynthesis.
A carnivore or omnivore
A carnivore animal is an animal from the group Carnivora, which mainly consists of flesh eating animals (dog, cat, veasel, snake, shark, etc etc). Carnivore is latin for flesh eating. Actually any flesh-eating organism are sometimes reffered to as carnivore. For example, flesh-eating plants (fly trap), predatory birds, etc
Dogs are mainly carnivores, means they need meat in their diet. Another answer: Dogs do not have the digestive system required to live on a vegetarian diet. They neither have the four chambered stomach of a cow nor do they have the large digestive area in their large intestine like a horse. Instead they have a relatively small digestive system. They could not live on a vegetarian diet.