Herbivores

Carnivors and hebrivors are complete oppisites. But when you bring in a omivore it is the fact that it is related to both. It eats meat, yet it eats plants to. So carnivors and herbivors are linked to the omivore.

~Amythefairy

Yes, they are omnivores primarily feeding on plants; but are known to eat small fish, even their own eggs.

Wild stallions are horses, and all horses are herbivores.

Tarantulas are carnivores since they feast on insects.

Not necessarily.

Some eat leaves and twigs for instance.

Herbivore means plant eater, and there are other plants than grass.

A crocodile is a carnivore. Crocodiles mostly feed on fish and other animals that are easy for them to catch. Crocodiles are very sneaky predators.

Carnivore. It is related to the dog and wolf

which animals is a herbivorous

Carniivore because it eats meat also it is a crustation

That is a very simple question. If you look at a Huayangosaurus fossil you'll know. Lets say you have Huayangosaurus fossil and you want to know if it was a herbivore or carnivore. Look at the head. Cheek teeth is the sign of a herbivorous dinosaur. Huayangosaurus didn't have cheek teeth however. You can also look for a beak. Beaks were used to snip plant material apart. Is there a beak? Yep! Checkmate! Check the legs. If a dinosaur walked on four legs it cannot be a carnivore. Checkmate! Carnivorous dinosaurs were bipedal so they could run after prey. But some herbivorous dinosaurs ran on two legs as well. Check the stomach of this dinosaur. If there are round rocks this is also a sign of a herbivore. You may also see plant fossils or skeletons. Round rocks called Gastroliths were swallowed to crush plant material. They became rounder and shinier from the digestive juices in the stomach. Sometimes you can see a fossil of the animal's last meal. You may see a skeleton or plant material. Is there some plant material or Gastroliths? Yep! Checkmate! Sometimes Gastroliths or the animal's last meal won't be fossilised however. This is how you can tell if certain dinosaurs were carnivorous or herbivorous.

=A raccoon ,grizzly bear ,skunk ,a crow ,blue jay==some turtles,huans,pigs==omnivores are animals that eat both meat and plants and tend to eat little but often=

Herbivores primarily feed on plants and have specialized digestive systems to break down plant material. Omnivores have a diet that includes both plants and animals, and they have a more flexible digestive system that allows them to digest a variety of foods. Herbivores often have specialized teeth for grinding plant material, while omnivores may have a mix of teeth for tearing, grinding, and crushing different types of food.

A koala is called a herbivore because it does not eat meat. It lives almost exclusively on eucalyptus leaves, as well as flowers. It does not eat other vegetation, or fruit.

It is an omnivore

I believe the role of a herbivore is to consume plants and provide a source of meat for carnivores like me...... I believe the role of a herbivore is to consume plants and provide a source of meat for carnivores like me......

antelope

zebra

hippo

yes. i have not seen a macaw eating another animal....

An omnivore is an animal that consumes both plants (herbivore) and meat (carnivore) as part of its diet.

Yes, puffins feed mainly on sandeels which are a type of fish.

I would describe a llama as a grazing animal from South America.

Giant Ground Sloths diesd out about 4,200 years ago. Their diet was generally plant based but ir is suspected that (based non gnawed bones) that they ate carrion when they found it. They also were not above snacking on ground nesting birds and insectcts as bell. This makes them very similar in diet to present day deer.and cattle.

They could be described as opportunistic omnivores - they'll eat meat when they can but subsist generally on plants

Dugongs eat seaweed, some crustaceans and fish eat algae.

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...because each level only gets 10% of the energy of the previous level (due to the second law of thermodynamics).

Primary producer (100), primary consumer (10), secondary consumer (1), tertiary consumer (.1).

This is also part of the reason food chains are limited to 3-5 trophic levels.

I believe the question you meant to ask is;

"Are Crocodile's Viviparous or Oviparous"

The answer is, crocodillians are oviparous as they lay eggs in nests.

PS: Please learn to spell.

yes.

Vegetarian usually applies to people who (voluntarily) decide to limit their diet to plant material even though they are physically capable of eating meat.

An herbivore is an animal with a digestive system that only has the ability to eat plant material but is unable to consume and process animal products.