Any animals that have to go looking for food would be on the list of foragers. Deer, wolves, lions, tigers, and beetles are just a few examples of forgers.
Foragers primarily eat a variety of wild foods that they gather from their natural environment, such as fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, roots, and fungi. They may also supplement their diet with some insect or animal protein, like fish or game meat. The specific items consumed can vary depending on the region and season.
Homo erectus likely had an omnivorous diet, consisting of a variety of foods including meat from hunting large animals, fish, fruits, nuts, and vegetation. They were opportunistic hunters and foragers, adapting their diet based on the resources available in their environment.
People who eat roadkill are known as "roadkill harvesters" or "roadkill foragers".
Squirrels are primarily classified as herbivores and foragers, as they primarily eat nuts, seeds, fruits, and vegetation. However, they can also exhibit scavenging behavior by eating leftover food or opportunistically consuming small insects or animal remains when available. While not true scavengers like some other animals, they do adapt their diet based on availability.
Yes, pigs are omnivores, which means they eat both plant and animal matter. In the wild, they consume a diet that includes roots, plants, fruits, insects, and occasionally small animals like rodents.
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Pillagers, plunderers, or ravagers are all synonyms for foragers.
Some synonyms for hunter-gatherers is foragers.
important because foragers is for mens hunting and hunts for family to survive
The Foragers - 1898 was released on: USA: June 1898
WHO are Farmers
Yes, Monkeys are foragers in the forest and things or at least if they cant find fruit in trees.
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Well farmers for one had a strict diet, with what ever they were growing, this caused not a very helthy nutrietious diet so the foragers were also in a way alot healthier. Secondly if anything happened to the famers crops they were basically screwed since they depended on in earlier societies only a single crop. Foragers could easily move on to a new location if animals got scarce. btw...sorry for the spelling errors >.<
Yes, gorillas are foragers.
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it's a predator