What does the word omnivore means?

Answer 1

Omnivores are organisms that consume both plants and animals.

Omnivores are animals that eat both plants and other animals. Like as an example, humans are omnivores (unless you're vegetarian).

Answer

There are 3 kinds of animals (classified by their eating habits)

Herbivore: Those only eating grass and vegetables

Carnivore: Those feeding on the flesh of other animals

Omnivore: Those that are both herbivore and carnivore

A Consumer that eats both plants and animals.

Answer 2

"Omnivor" is a term used to refer to those animals who are both carnivorous (eat other animals) and herbivores (eat plants). Examples of omnivores are humans (we eat both meat products and veggies and fruits), some types of birds (that eat both seeds and worms), and bears (eat fish and berries).

Answer 3

No, an omnivore is an omnivore and nothing else.