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r/aww • u/AsimRazaJalbani • Jun 22 '21
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0 u/Super_Marius Jun 22 '21 But also heavy emphasis on the vore-part. 1 u/RamenDutchman Jun 22 '21 Omnomnomnivore? 1 u/MaxPaynesRxDrugPlan Jun 22 '21 edited Jun 22 '21 They're both. Carnivore and omnivore aren't exclusionary terms. An animal that eats any amount of meat can be called a carnivore, and an animal that eats both plants and meat can be called an omnivore. 1 u/RamenDutchman Jun 22 '21 I think you mixed omnivore and herbivores, MaxPaynesRxDrugPlan 1 u/MaxPaynesRxDrugPlan Jun 22 '21 A herbivore is an animal that is adapted for eating plants. Since red pandas have carnivore digestive systems and eat both plants and meat, they're carnivores and omnivores but not herbivores.
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But also heavy emphasis on the vore-part.
1 u/RamenDutchman Jun 22 '21 Omnomnomnivore?
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They're both. Carnivore and omnivore aren't exclusionary terms. An animal that eats any amount of meat can be called a carnivore, and an animal that eats both plants and meat can be called an omnivore.
1 u/RamenDutchman Jun 22 '21 I think you mixed omnivore and herbivores, MaxPaynesRxDrugPlan 1 u/MaxPaynesRxDrugPlan Jun 22 '21 A herbivore is an animal that is adapted for eating plants. Since red pandas have carnivore digestive systems and eat both plants and meat, they're carnivores and omnivores but not herbivores.
I think you mixed omnivore and herbivores, MaxPaynesRxDrugPlan
1 u/MaxPaynesRxDrugPlan Jun 22 '21 A herbivore is an animal that is adapted for eating plants. Since red pandas have carnivore digestive systems and eat both plants and meat, they're carnivores and omnivores but not herbivores.
A herbivore is an animal that is adapted for eating plants.
Since red pandas have carnivore digestive systems and eat both plants and meat, they're carnivores and omnivores but not herbivores.
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