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The term "conivore" refers to an organism that primarily feeds on the flesh of other animals. This term is derived from the combination of "carnivore," which describes meat-eating animals, and "omnivore," which includes those that eat both plant and animal matter. Conivores can be found in various ecosystems and play a crucial role in maintaining the balance of food webs. The term is less commonly used than "carnivore," but it emphasizes the predatory nature of such organisms.
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carnivoe
Is a bobcats a herbivore?
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What is a vampire bats diet called?
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Is a cod fish a herbivore or carnivore or omnivore?
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because a conivore is and they are meant to be out side not in you houses
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Is a turkey a conivore?
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