Is the horse is a carnivore?

Answer 1

Sarcastic answer:

Yes, although most horse-owners are unaware that a 1,500 lb meat-eater is dwelling in the barn lot, sneaking out at night to eat little children and maul the family dog. If you are a horse owner, be sure to appease your horse with at least 20 lbs of ground beef morning and evening to ensure that your horse will not rampage the neighborhood or get a sudden craving for your toes in the middle of the night.

Real answer: No, it is not a carnivore. It's a herbivore. (Eats only plants).

Answer 2

A herbivore is a plant eater, a carnivore basically a meat eater. Horses eat grasses, apples and the like and do not eat meat.

Answer 3

Horses are herbivores.

Domestic horses or horses in training are sometimes fed 'tonic' foods such as eggs, beer, and so on, but their natural diet is grass and leaves.

Answer 4

no , there not they just bite nastily to protect its self

Answer 5

It is an herbivore. They eat grass, hay and horse feed.

Answer 6

No, horses are herbivores. Their diet consists mostly of grass, hay, and grains. They do not eat meat or other animal products.

Answer 7

No, horses are herbivores.

Answer 8

herbivore