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- noun Plural form of
omnivore .
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Some organisms known as omnivores (e.g., bears, rats and humans) feed on both plants and animals.
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Proponents of the theory that humans should be classified as omnivores note that human beings do, in fact, possess a modified form of canine teeth.
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Proponents of the theory that humans should be classified as omnivores note that human beings do, in fact, possess a modified form of canine teeth.
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Proponents of the theory that humans should be classified as omnivores note that human beings do, in fact, possess a modified form of canine teeth.
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Proponents of the theory that humans should be classified as omnivores note that human beings do, in fact, possess a modified form of canine teeth.
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Proponents of the theory that humans should be classified as omnivores note that human beings do, in fact, possess a modified form of canine teeth.
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Meat industry call us "omnivores" because we can chew (cooked meat) and digest meat even though our body not designed for it, instead its designed for plants.
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They are omnivores, meaning they eat protein like insects, mice, and moles but also vegetables and fruits, especially persimmon fruits very common US forest tree.
Urban Wildlife Watch: Opossums DNLee 2008
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They are omnivores, meaning they eat protein like insects, mice, and moles but also vegetables and fruits, especially persimmon fruits very common US forest tree.
Archive 2008-10-01 DNLee 2008
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As it relates to this post, pigs are BIG, they have SHARP TEETH, and they are omnivores, meaning they EAT MEAT.
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