omnivore (Meaning)

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omnivore (n)

a person who eats all kinds of foods

an animal that feeds on both animal and vegetable substances

No weak antonyms found.

Humans are omnivores, consuming both plant and animal products.
Pigs are known omnivores, eating a wide range of foods from grains to insects.
Bears are opportunistic omnivores, adjusting their diet based on food availability.
Raccoons are highly adaptable omnivores, thriving in various environments.
Omnivores play a crucial role in ecosystems by balancing populations of both plants and animals.
The digestive system of omnivores has evolved to accommodate both plant and animal matter.
Some insects, such as cockroaches, are omnivores, feeding on a variety of organic material.
Omnivores have a competitive advantage in certain habitats due to their diverse food sources.
The dietary flexibility of omnivores contributes to their overall fitness and survival.
Understanding the feeding habits of omnivores is essential for managing ecological communities.

a person who eats all kinds of foods, an animal that feeds on both animal and vegetable substances

carnivore, insectivore, animal, invertebrate, vermin, brute, quadruped, vertebrate, beastie, varmint

vegetarian, vegetarian, vegan, vegan,herbivore, herbivore,

Humans are omnivores, consuming both plant and animal products.

Pigs are known omnivores, eating a wide range of foods from grains to insects.

Bears are opportunistic omnivores, adjusting their diet based on food availability.

Raccoons are highly adaptable omnivores, thriving in various environments.