apples
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∙ 14y agoHerbivores are animals that only eat vegetation. By contrast, carnivores only eat meat and omnivores are able to eat both vegetation and meat.
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Lions are secondary consumers because they eat other animals, who are usually herbavores. Herbavores are primary consumers because they consume producers, or vegetation. Vegetation is considered a producer because it relies directly on the sun to produce their food. The primary consumers then eat the vegetation. Because the lions eat herbavores, who consume the vegetation, they in turn also rely on the sun. They are secondary consumers because they eat the animals that eat the vegetation.
They eat marsh vegetation such as: eelgrass and other plants in the estuary biome.I am researching this now for my project and this is all I know so far. Iwill know more soon.
No, they are omnivores and eat vegetation if they HAVE TO to survive. They are not COMPLETELY carnivorous(depending on species) My sources: http://www.deepseawaters.com/do-sharks-only-eat-meat.htm
deers eat berries
no dears do not
CORN
deers eat berries
Assorted aquatic plants and vegetation.
plants (i.e. grass, leaves, wild berries.)
Carnivores do not eat vegetation; they eat meat.
They will eat anything sweet.
Bears, crocodiles/aligators and other meat eaters
Meat (Rabbits, Chickens, Dears, Mice, Birds And Fishes)
Herbivores feed on grasses and other vegetation in the desert.
it is a herbivore that means it eat vegetation