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is a bilby an omnivore or carnivore or herbivore?
Bilbies are actually none of these, they have glands inside their skin that turn the oxygen around it into a natural food source, meaning they do not physically need to eat.
Is a bat herbivore carnivore or omnivore?
It depends what type of bat. Some bats only eat Fruit while others will eat meatDont forget some also drink blood...HannahFacinelliA Bat Is A Herbivore.
Is a fruit bat an omnivore?
Most bats (about 70%) actually only eat insects which would technically make them insectivores, a subdivision of carnivores. These insects consist of moths, mosquitoes, flies and the like. Other bats however, eat fruit, while some consume nectar from flowers. Another species, the vampire bat, pricks the skin of animals and licks the blood from the wound. As you can see, there are many different types of bats, which have a wide range of food-related adaptations, so whether a bat is a carnivore, herbivore or omnivore is really dependent upon the specific species of group that you are considering.
How can you tell the difference between a herbivore carnivore and an omnivore by its physical appearance?
That is a very simple question. If you look at a Huayangosaurus fossil you'll know. Lets say you have Huayangosaurus fossil and you want to know if it was a herbivore or carnivore. Look at the head. Cheek teeth is the sign of a herbivorous dinosaur. Huayangosaurus didn't have cheek teeth however. You can also look for a beak. Beaks were used to snip plant material apart. Is there a beak? Yep! Checkmate! Check the legs. If a dinosaur walked on four legs it cannot be a carnivore. Checkmate! Carnivorous dinosaurs were bipedal so they could run after prey. But some herbivorous dinosaurs ran on two legs as well. Check the stomach of this dinosaur. If there are round rocks this is also a sign of a herbivore. You may also see plant fossils or skeletons. Round rocks called Gastroliths were swallowed to crush plant material. They became rounder and shinier from the digestive juices in the stomach. Sometimes you can see a fossil of the animal's last meal. You may see a skeleton or plant material. Is there some plant material or Gastroliths? Yep! Checkmate! Sometimes Gastroliths or the animal's last meal won't be fossilised however. This is how you can tell if certain dinosaurs were carnivorous or herbivorous.
Is an worm an omnivore?
YES! Because after we die they eat our skin then our brain if we don't get our brain took out.
is a bilby an omnivore or carnivore or herbivore?
Bilbies are actually none of these, they have glands inside their skin that turn the oxygen around it into a natural food source, meaning they do not physically need to eat.
Is a bilby a herbivore omnivore or a carnivore?
Bilbies are actually none of these, they have glands inside their skin that turn the oxygen around it into a natural food source, meaning they do not physically need to eat.
Is a bat herbivore carnivore or omnivore?
It depends what type of bat. Some bats only eat Fruit while others will eat meatDont forget some also drink blood...HannahFacinelliA Bat Is A Herbivore.
What is mammal skin?
soft
Which herbivore has the strongest skin?
The Rhino The Rhino
What type of skin does a mammal have?
No, it is amphibians that have moist skin.
Is a fruit bat an omnivore?
Most bats (about 70%) actually only eat insects which would technically make them insectivores, a subdivision of carnivores. These insects consist of moths, mosquitoes, flies and the like. Other bats however, eat fruit, while some consume nectar from flowers. Another species, the vampire bat, pricks the skin of animals and licks the blood from the wound. As you can see, there are many different types of bats, which have a wide range of food-related adaptations, so whether a bat is a carnivore, herbivore or omnivore is really dependent upon the specific species of group that you are considering.
Do mammal's haves scaly skin?
yes
What mammal has a pink skin?
blind mice
How can you tell the difference between a herbivore carnivore and an omnivore by its physical appearance?
That is a very simple question. If you look at a Huayangosaurus fossil you'll know. Lets say you have Huayangosaurus fossil and you want to know if it was a herbivore or carnivore. Look at the head. Cheek teeth is the sign of a herbivorous dinosaur. Huayangosaurus didn't have cheek teeth however. You can also look for a beak. Beaks were used to snip plant material apart. Is there a beak? Yep! Checkmate! Check the legs. If a dinosaur walked on four legs it cannot be a carnivore. Checkmate! Carnivorous dinosaurs were bipedal so they could run after prey. But some herbivorous dinosaurs ran on two legs as well. Check the stomach of this dinosaur. If there are round rocks this is also a sign of a herbivore. You may also see plant fossils or skeletons. Round rocks called Gastroliths were swallowed to crush plant material. They became rounder and shinier from the digestive juices in the stomach. Sometimes you can see a fossil of the animal's last meal. You may see a skeleton or plant material. Is there some plant material or Gastroliths? Yep! Checkmate! Sometimes Gastroliths or the animal's last meal won't be fossilised however. This is how you can tell if certain dinosaurs were carnivorous or herbivorous.
Why walrus has thick wrinkled skin?
because it is a mammal
What mammal doesn't have appropriate skin for its needs?
zebra
