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What is a consumer that eats other animals and plants?

A consumer that eats other animals and plants is called an omnivore. If they'd only other animals, they would be called carnivores. If they ate only plants, they would be called herbivores.


What kind of consumer is a fox?

A fox is an omnivorous consumer. 🦊 Why? Because a fox eats both animals and plants. What does a fox eat? Animals: rabbits, mice, birds, insects 🐭🐦 Plants: fruits, berries, seeds 🍓🌰 Type of consumer: Omnivore → eats plants + animals Secondary consumer → when it eats herbivores Tertiary consumer → when it eats smaller carnivores 👉 So, a fox is an omnivore and a higher-level consumer in the food chain.


What is consumer that eats both plants and animals?

omnivore is the correct answer!


What eats a producer?

In this case the producers are plants(which produce their own food by photosynthesis) and consumers are animals that are omnivores. e.g rabbit eats plants.


Are muskoxen third level consumers?

No, the muskox is a primary consumer. It eats only plants. A tertiary consumer eats other animals.


What consumer level is a chimpanzee?

A chimp eats plants (primary consumer) as well as animals (secondary consumer). They are omnivores.


Is a turtle produser?

No! Of course not. It is a consumer. A consumer is an animal that eats plants or other animals. (also fruits e.t.c) Producers are plants.


What is a consumer in a food chain?

it is like a deer or something that eats grass


Is an lion a producer or a consumer?

Consumer because a consumer eats plants and animals for energy Producers create their energy through photosynthesis


What type of consumer eats plants and animals?

a hungry one / also known as a OMNIVORE .


Consumer that eats both plants and animals is?

Humans Can leopards Cheetahs And so forth


Is a duck a consumer or a scavenger?

A duck is a consumer because it does not eat dead animals. It eats grass and underwater plants.