What is the Characteristics of a Carnivore?

Answer 1

There are numerous characteristics that define Carnivores. One of them being sharp teeth for being able to slice through muscles, tissue, and bone. Sharp teeth also help them take down their prey easily. It would be difficult to capture and kill animals with dull theeth. I've notived most carnivores are theropods. some, like the ornithomimus are omnivores. ( speak up if im wrong please ) Examples of famous carnivorous theropods are; Tyranosaurus rex, Allosaurus, and spinosaurus I hope this helps ~Twigdog

Answer 2

Carnivores are animals that primarily eat meat. They often have sharp teeth for tearing flesh, a short digestive tract, and heightened senses for hunting prey. They typically have a high metabolism to support their energy needs from a diet rich in protein and fats.

Answer 3

Must eat meat. Have sharp teeth. Long nails or claws

Answer 4

Omnivores eat everything -- plants and animals.

Answer 5

Sharp teeth. Evolution has given sharp teeth to most carnivores in order to make their eating habits more facile to occur.

Answer 6

They just eat meat.