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What kind of omnivorous animals eat plants and animals?
Humans Are omnivores that eat plants and animals.
What is a name for animals who only eat other animals?
Carnivores are animals who eat other animals. Herbivores are animals who eat only plants. And Omnivores are animals who eat both plants and animals(most humans are omnivores).
What do omnivore eat?
An Omnivore eats plants (autotrophs) and other animals (heterotrophs). Example of Omnivores are humans.
How are seeds of apple dispersed?
Animals and Humans. The animals eat then spread them in there droppings and humans plants the seeds.
What eat both plants and animals?
humans take you science
Are humans omivores?
yes. we naturally eat plants and animals
What kinds of animals eat both plants and flesh of other animals?
Animals that eat plants and flesh They are an omnivore if they eat both plants and flesh.
How is the energy of the sun transferred through a food web?
The sun allow plants to photosynthesis which is to make food and grow. The plants eating animals will eat them and then the meat eating animals will eat animals. Then us humans will eat the animals and plants.
Do plants make fruits for humans and animals to eat?
No, the plant makes seeds in the fruit to start new plants. It turns out to be simply a very handy and useful thing for animals, including humans, to eat.
Is a man a third level consumer?
well, the sun provides sunlight for plants to preform photosynthesis, and animals eat plants and other animals, and we humans eat plants and amimals, so technically yes, we humans are thrid level consumers
Do humans need photosynthesis to survive explain your answer?
No, humans do not need photosynthesis to survive. Photosynthesis is a process by which plants make their own food using sunlight, but humans get their energy from consuming food, not sunlight. Photosynthesis is essential for plants, but not for humans.
Animals that eat both plants and animals are?
animals that eat plants and also other animals are called: Omnivores
