they are said to be carnivores
There are more omnivores, because humans are omnivores... the only herbivores i could think of,from the top of my head would be plant eating dinosaurs, but those arent really around anymore are they ? Even though people go as "vegetarian" humans are NEVER going to be considered herbivores, bcuzz even some "vegetarians" eat something, that something else died for...
Herbivores[only plant eaters],omnivores[both plant and animal eaters],and carnivores[meat eaters].
Ladybugs (ladybirds in the UK) mainly eat aphids (greenfly) so are carnivorous.
Yes! If they eat insects in a way they are carnivores because they are eating meat. You can't say they're eating something that's alive as plants are alive and then herbivores would become carnivores which isn't reality.
Animals that eat plants and meat are normally referred to as omnivores. Those that eat meat are called carnivores while those that eat plants are herbivores.
If something can be eaten, it is called edible. Producers (plants) are eaten by animals called herbivores. The herbivores are eaten by carnivores.
omnivores eat both plants and animals, they probably go second or something. x
No. Consumers include carnivores, omnivores, and herbivores.
Yes. Consumers are anything that eats something else. Omnivores eat both other animals and plants.
Bears walk plantigrade, which means they walk on the soles of their feet, rather than on their toes. Polar bears are the largest land dwelling mammalian carnivores on Earth. Most bears are omnivores, which is different from most animals which are either carnivores or herbivores.
Omnivores are animals which feed on both plants and other animals. Humans, bears, and dogs are all considered to be omnivores.
Hmm, I only know of three types of 'consumers' related to food type: herbivores eat plants, carnivores eat meat, and omnivores eat both. Perhaps the fourth would be a 'decomposer'. That is, something that eats dead material as a way of breaking it down, like a fungus or a bacteria.