Herbivores

They are carnivores, because they only eat other fish.

Once I saw a slug eating a dead snail.

I have photos of a slug eating a dead mouse! They're clearly carnivores!

carnivore.

Porcupine fish reproduce by external fertilization, where the female releases her eggs into the water and the male releases his sperm to fertilize the eggs. The fertilized eggs then develop into larvae, which eventually grow into juvenile porcupine fish.

An herbivore is an animal that eats strictly plants and no animals. an example of an herbivore is a deer.

A carnivore is an animal or plant that eats flesh. An example of a carnivore is a lion. An example of a carnivorous plant is the venus flytrap.

An omnivore is an animal that has a diet based on a mixture of plants and flesh. The greatest example of omnivores is the human race. You and I are omnivores.

Common herbivores in grasslands include bison, buffalo, deer, rabbits, and grasshoppers. These animals rely on grass and other plants as their main food source in grassland ecosystems.

Pike is a fresh water carnivorous fish, that lies in wait until an unsuspecting prey fish comes in close enough to trigger an ambush. Despite what some anglers think, most areas of water benefits from at least one pike. A pike tends to pick off weak and sickly fish first.

yes a mallard is a herbivore for its theeth cannot feast on meat for there teeth are too brittle Mallards are common ducks and mostly eat the seeds of grasses and sedges and the leaves, stems, and seeds of aquatic plants. However, they occasionally eat insects and crustaceans and molluscs, especially when they are young. So, in answer to your question, mallards are mostly plant eaters but I suppose their varied diet would mean they are classed as omnivores.

Carnivores.

Yes they are as far as I know they only eat seeds, nuts, some fruit and veg, raisins, corn, cheese, and probably bread, biscuits, cakes, chocolate, and peanut butter. If mice can eat peanut butter, chocolate, cheese, and corn I'm sure that hamsters can to

(NO YOUR RIDICULOUSLY NAIVE)

Edit: No they are not. Hamster are omnivores, which in the wild, they fed on insects, seeds, fruits and other stuff they can find. They eat almost anything human does except for chocolate and alot more things. Hence they are considered potential pest and competitors to rats and mice.

hamster pet food packages actually contain quite alot of dried meat. its compulsory for hamster to consume a small amount of meat/protein like human though their diet consist primarily of veggies fruits and seeds. Hence veggies are still the healthy food for them and meat may be compulsory but not overfed though they like it more than veggies actually.

Try putting laying a tiny dead roach in front of your hamster and you will see it rushing to you impetuously like it will do anything to have it fangs sink inside the roach. <- Even if its the first time he see it, instinct will guide it to do that. It will no longer be the cute gentle hamster you always thought about it anymore, well unless you accept part of that of him as well. Naive peeps who actually think hamster are no more than gentle and cute rodents might actually think this particular hamster's owner had been starving her. But well thats their hunting instinct.

I believe you are referring to sauropods, which were quadrupedal, herbivorous, long necked dinosaurs. There were many different species from different times and places. Every continent had its own types of sauropods, and they lived in habitats ranging from desert or planes with scattered forests, to denser subtropical and even subarctic forests.

Yes, Brachiosaurus was a herbivorous dinosaur that lived during the Late Jurassic period. It had a long neck to reach vegetation high up in trees.

Nope.

From the preserved dung of Columbian mammoths found in a Utah cave, a mammoth's diet consisted primarily of grasses, sedges, and rushes. Just 5% included saltbush wood and fruits, cactus fragments, sagebrush wood, water birch, and blue spruce. So, though primarily a grazer, the Columbian mammoth did a bit of browsing as well.

No, Yorkies are not herbivores. They are carnivores, which means their diet mainly consists of meat and animal-based products. It is important to feed them a diet that meets their nutritional needs as carnivorous animals.

The antonym of unicorn is non-magical or ordinary animal.

The largest herbivorous dinosaur was the Argentinosaurus. This dinosaur lived during the Late Cretaceous period and could reach lengths of up to 100 feet and weigh up to 100 tons. It is considered one of the largest land animals to have ever existed.

I am pretty sure minnows are either carnivores, herbivores, or omnivores.

Hope this helped!

A turtle is a omnivore.

A baleen whale is not a producer; it is a herbivore. Baleen whales primarily feed on plankton and small fish by filter feeding using baleen plates in their mouths to trap food particles.

No, woodpeckers are not herbivores. They are omnivores, meaning they eat a combination of insects, fruits, nuts, and occasionally sap. Woodpeckers use their strong beaks to peck at trees in search of insects to eat.

Pigs are omnivores, which is another similarity they share with many of us humans.

a lot of animals eat grass actually. they're called herbivores. herbivores include horses, zebras, antelope, cows, sheep, chicken, some farm animals, and gazelles. a lot of other animals are herbivores too. doi.