Are raspberries herbivores carnivores or omnivores?

Answer 1

None of the above. It's a berry, the fruit of a plant, something an herbivore or omnivore might eat.

Answer 2

Omnivores. They will eat just about anything. Destroyed the sweetcorn in my garden, raided my pear trees. They will eat bird's eggs (and baby birds) and other small animals if they can catch them.

Answer 3

Raspberries are plants and therefore are neither herbivores, carnivores, nor omnivores. They are a type of fruit that grows on raspberry bushes and are consumed by various animals including herbivores.

Answer 4

No, a raspberry is a berry. Herbivores (such as deer and cattle) eat such things as raspberries and grasses.
No. Raspberries are not animals that eat plants.

Answer 5

None of the above. It's a berry, the fruit of a plant, something an herbivore or omnivore might eat.

Answer 6

Raccoons are omnivores.
A raccoon is an omnivore because it could eat fish and it could eat berries.

Answer 7

Technically, a raccoon is considered a carnivore and is a member of that order. However, they have an omnivore diet not unlike the black bear.

Answer 8

Technically, a raccoon is classified as a carnivore but has an omnivorous diet.

Answer 9

Neither, they are producers.