Herbivores

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a herbiorous diet be argued as being more energy efficient tnan a carnivores

Herbivore is an animal that eats only plants. Some very common examples of animals which are herbivores are cows, horses, rabbits, and chickens.

Animals like dogs and bears are omnivorous, because they'll eat both plants and other animals, and some predator animals like cats (all species from housecat to lion) are primarily carnivorous, in that they eat primarily other animals.

The Damselfly is a carnivore, preying on small insects and amphibians like beetles, dragonflies, arachnids etc.

Carnivores if you have smaller fish in the same enclosure they will eat them and bigger fish tend to suck on them

Yes, cows can eat sunflowers. Sunflower seeds and the plant itself are often used as feed for cattle because they are a good source of nutrients and energy. However, it's important to ensure that the sunflowers are properly processed and do not contain any harmful substances before feeding them to cows.

They are vertibrates as thay have a backbone.

Silver Dollars and Plecos are the two major fish i can think of but most aquarium fish are omnivores. I think but im not to sure but loaches like the dojo loach,clown loach, and coolie loach are also herbivores.

The Banded Gila Monster is carnivorous, meaning it primarily eats small animals such as birds, rodents, and reptiles. It is not an omnivore or herbivore.

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Sorry, snakes are strict carnivores. Most snakes in the wild will eat small mammals such as mice and rats, plus birds, eggs, other snakes, gerbils, small lizards, frogs, crickets, and grasshoppers [insects are animals, too!]; also snails, meal worms and super worms.
a snake is a carnivore
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Nope. ALL Snakes are carnivores.

No. Goshawks are predators. They hunt smaller birds, small mammals and other small animals.

No. In the wild hedgehogs eat insects, but as pets they eat hedgehog food ( spikes delight) or high quality cat food.

Predators have eyes in a forward position in the head. We are predators and we need to focus ahead. Prey have eyes on the side of the head to see what is coming and as in wide a field of view as they can. They are also very aware of movement. Rabbits are prey animals.

Mostly animals like the: coyote, wolf, cougar, and jaguar. Did that answer your question??

herbivore, as it eats grasses.

I think American robins are not herbivores because they eat both, insects and plant seeds.

I Think they are consumers because I don't think they make their own food I dont think sheeps are like plants and make they own food but remember this is just what I think

A northern pike is neither a mammal nor a reptile. A northern pike is a species of carnivorous fish native to Britain and North America.

well first biomass means that energy of source. the autotrophs means the producer, is an organism that produces complex organic compounds. the herbivores are the ones who eats plants.

A carnivore is mainly known as a 'meat eater'. Exmaple: Lion. Then you have scavengers, which'll basically eat anything they find. Such as a rat. :O So I guess that means the carnivores are predatores, and the scavengers just find dead animals and eat them, they don't kill. Hope that helped. :]

Savannas are very important. They are the homes to many animals, some that are endangered and rare. Grasslands are where most of the big migrations occur, the biggest on in Africa's grassland, the Serengeti. Here the animals graze, rest, and then migrate for winter, during which time other animals prey on those traveling. Many do not make it to their destination for many different reasons, lack of food and water, or being eaten my another animal. Savannas are protected by the governments and you cannot hunt on these lands.

A herbivore is an animal that does not eat meat. Herbivores only eat plants.

Consumers are animals that eat producers. Producers are organisms that make their own food, like plants that make food during photosynthesis. A herbivore that eats producers (a herbivore consumer) would be an animal like a goat, cow, horse, sheep, etc.