Herbivores

yes they are omnivore because they eat grass , egg & small insects

Hedgehogs are usually classed as Omnivores although it is hard to say. They previously belonged to the now-abandoned Insectivora group.

Sometimes, but not always. For example: wolves, a carnivore, hunt caribou, elk, deer and other small animals which are all herbivores. But sometimes a carnivore will feed on another carnivore, like polar bears- they eat seals and seals eat fish, so not all carnivores feed on herbivores.

Remember-

plants get energy from the sun,

herbivores get energy from plants

carnivores get energy from other animals

omnivores get energy from plants and animals.

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it is an insectivore it is a ferocious predator

A pufferfish is a carnivore. Here is some more facts about puffer fish. They have to eat hard shelled animals to survive. For instance snail or a crab.

Viceroy butterflies are herbivores. They primarily feed on plants, specifically milkweed as caterpillars and nectar as adults.

Dogs are omnivores, meaning they can eat both meat and plant-based foods. While they have carnivorous tendencies due to their evolutionary history as hunters, dogs can also derive nutrients from fruits, vegetables, and grains in their diet. It's important for dogs to have a balanced diet that includes protein from animal sources as well as other essential nutrients.

It's all about the energy transferring from the sun, to the plants (grass, for example). Then an herbivore eats the producer (the grass) and thus the energy is once again transferred. Then, a carnivore will take the energy from the herbivore by eating it. Lastly, decomposers feast on the carcass of the carnivore, taking it's energy. Without any of these, the chain would be broken and the entire system offset.

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Some examples of small animals that are herbivores, omnivores, or carnivores and smaller than a jelly bean include some species of mites, springtails, and rotifers. These tiny organisms play important roles in various ecosystems, despite their small size.

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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.

A greyhound is a carnivore, which means it primarily eats meat. Their diet consists mainly of animal-based proteins to support their active lifestyle and energy needs.

Many damselfish species are omnivores, but some are herbivores. They primarily feed on algae and plant material found in their natural habitats.

A bobcat is primarily a carnivore, meaning it primarily eats meat. Its diet consists mainly of small mammals like rabbits, birds, and rodents. While they may occasionally consume plants or fruits, the majority of their diet is from hunting and eating other animals.

Carnivores help regulate the population of herbivores, preventing them from overgrazing and depleting plant populations. Meanwhile, herbivores consume producers (plants), which helps maintain plant diversity and prevents any one plant species from dominating the ecosystem. This balance between producers, herbivores, and carnivores helps maintain a healthy and diverse ecosystem.

A banded palm civet is an omnivore, meaning it consumes both plant matter and small animals/insects. It typically eats fruits, insects, and small mammals.

Technically speaking leeches are actually parasites becaus they drink other animal's blood

Yes, an Amur tiger is a carnivore. Its diet primarily consists of large herbivores such as deer, wild boar, and elk.

Yes, herbivores typically have longer digestive tracts than carnivores. This is because plant material is generally harder to digest and requires more time to break down in order to extract nutrients. The longer digestive tract in herbivores allows for more thorough digestion of plant matter.

A Dall sheep is a herbivore because it primarily feeds on vegetation such as grasses, sedges, and shrubs found in their alpine habitat. Their diet consists predominantly of plants, making them herbivores.

a healthy strong plants affect the herbivores

by causing a relationship between the strong plants and healthy

plants but theres a differences in their own roots like facing in a different

ways

No, Pternigan is an omnivore not a herbivore. It feeds on both plant matter and insects as part of its diet.

No, the royal gramma is not an herbivore. It is a carnivorous fish that primarily feeds on small crustaceans and zooplankton in the wild. In captivity, they can be fed a diet of meaty foods such as frozen shrimp, brine shrimp, and small fish.

No, a chicken is an omnivore. This means it eats both plants and other animals. Mainly a chicken will eat wheat and grain as well as small bugs and worms. I keep pet chickens and they love to eat all sorts of things, they'll eat anything if you give them half the chance. I caught my girls tying to eat polystyrene once!