Is an insect a herbivore

Answer 1

i guess we will never know that only god knows

it may be a herbivore a carnivore or a omnivore but my guess is carnivore...

animal biologists are currently researching weather they are Herbivore Carnivore or a Omnivore.

Improving the answer

By hulk789

Fireflies most probably eat nectar, and some species cannibalize, which means eating each other (within the species).

What the larvae of the firefly eat is a lot more interesting. It eats carrion (decaying meat), slugs, snails, etc.

Answer 2

Not all insects are herbivores. Some insects are herbivores, feeding mainly on plants, while others are carnivores, feeding on other insects or animals. Additionally, some insects are omnivores, consuming both plant and animal matter.

Answer 3

Ask my Science teacher Mr. Albers herbivore herbivore

Answer 4

None of the above. Fungus is not an animal so it is neither.

Answer 5

Silverfish can be considered a herbivore because it will eat dead insects. It will also eat cotton, linen, silk, and it's own molted exoskeleton.

Answer 6

Insects include a wide variety of animals - in fact, the widest variety, since about 70% or 80% of all animal species are insects. Some insects, then, are herbivores, others are carnivores.

Answer 7

Y e s

Answer 8

yes...

Answer 9

i dont know

Answer 10

Yes