Is a carnivore a person who eats meat?

Answer 1

Most people are omnivores, meaning they eat a little of everything, including meat. Some people are vegetarians, meaning they don't eat meat, but a carnivore would eat meat exclusively, and that would be bad for a human's health.

Answer 2

Yes, because they eat meat (unless they are vegetarians, in which they are herbivores). However, humans (or most of them) are specifically known as omnivores, who eat both vegetables and meat.

Scientifically, no. Humans were built to be herbivores, but over time, we have evolved into omnivores. There are people who don't eat meat, which makes them more herbivores, but us humans eat foods that animals wouldn't find in nature such as pasta, and many sweets. Me, I'm more on the carnivorous side, as I hardly eat any greens, or anything considered a fruit or vegetable. Unless you truly stick to fruits and vegetables, or meats, you are niether, or none of the above.

Answer 3

No, human beings are omnivores, animals that eat both plants and meat. A carnivore would be an animal that only eats meat.

Answer 4

Theoretically, yes, but your life span will be short if you don't balance some vegetables into your diet.

Answer 5

No, a carnivore is an animal that eats flesh.

Answer 6

a carnivore is a plant or animal that only eats meat

Answer 7

No, a carnivore is an animal that primarily feeds on meat.