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Carnivorous animals are those animals that feed on flesh. Examples of such animals include lions, tigers, cheetahs, pumas, and leopards.
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What is a sentence with the word carnivorous?
Carnivorous animals are dangerous. Humans are not known as carnivorous animals.
What are some carnivorous animals that begin with the letter B?
Bald eagle, barracuda, bear, boa constrictor and buzzard are carnivorous animals. They begin with the letter B.
What is a flesh-eating animals?
Rather than animals there are some carnivorous plants such as: Venus fly Trap, and Carnivorous Fungi which to me is weird!! Then the animals are: Lions , Some bears, like a polar bear, and nematodes which i think live in the ocean
What are some carnivorous savanna animals?
dont know dont care :)
There are different animals like herbivorous and carnivorous shown some other types of animals?
Omnivores, they eat plants and animals.
What is a starfish's foodchain?
Starfish are carnivorous animals, some are predators, others are detritivores.
What carnivores do animals eat?
Almost all carnivorous animals are prey for some other animal, even humans.
Are dogs omnivorous animals?
No; they are carnivorous animals.
What do plants and animals eat that are the same?
Flies and small insects Carnivorous plants and small carnivorous animals
What is a sentence for the word carnivorous?
A Venus Flytrap is a carnivorous plant. A carnivorous animal eats other animals.
What are animals carne vore?
I believe you're asking which animals are carnivorous? Carne vore would be carnivore. There are many carnivorous animals; animals who eat other animals. Some of them are: lions, tigers, coyotes, foxes, weasels, some bears, dogs, cats, otters, hyenas, raccoons, mongooses, sea lions, seals, and cheetahs.
What has the author Michael Archer written?
Michael Archer has written: 'Carnivorous marsupials' -- subject(s): Carnivorous marsupials, Predatory animals, Fossil Carnivorous marsupials, Carnivorous animals 'The kangaroo' -- subject(s): Kangaroos
