All species of wombats are herbivores and have a backwards facing pouch to protect its young whilst digging their burrows.
The Burrowing bettong is also a pouched herbivore that burrows.
It depends on what kind of fish which Are you talking about?
Herbivore - plc
Well birds eats plants , seeds , bread any kind of stuff like that . So i'm not really sure . It is most likely to be a Herbivore
A herbivore, such as a cow, deer, or rabbit, only eats grass and plants as their primary source of food. These animals have digestive systems adapted to break down cellulose found in plants for energy.
herbivore
Wombats have just one pouch, not a "back pouch". What they do have is a backward-facing pouch, and this is useful because the wombat is a burrowing animal. When the female burrows, the dirt does not fly into the pouch where the wombat joey lies.
A wombat's pouch faces backwards. This stops the dirt getting into the pouch when the wombat burrows.
A herbivore.
There are many kinds of burrows. Burrows are made by many animals including rabbits, badgers, water rats, moles, voles and many others.
herbivore
A Shellfish is can be a carnivore, herbivore, and omnivore depending on what kind of shellfish it is
A Shellfish is can be a carnivore, herbivore, and omnivore depending on what kind of shellfish it is
herbivore
A chipmunk is an herbivore.
A possum, specifically the Virginia opossum, carries its newborns in a pouch. Female opossums have a marsupial pouch where the tiny, underdeveloped babies attach to a teat for nourishment and continue to grow. After they outgrow the pouch, the young may ride on their mother's back while she forages for food. Opossums do not build traditional nests; instead, they often use dens or burrows for shelter.
a meerkat
Yes, wombats have pouches. They are marsupials, so most of the joey's development takes place in the pouch. The wombat's pouch faces backwards so that, when the wombat digs, dirt does not fly into the pouch.