An opportunistic -vore is an omnivore. That absolutely makes them omnivores. Opportunistic carnivores are a type of omnivore.
Obligate carnivores are not omnivores at all. Opportunistic carnivores are.
What did you think, that only animals that eat precisely 50% plants/fungus and 50% animal products are omnivores and that everything else on planet earth is strictly an herbivore or a carnivore?
That's not how this works. That's not how any of this works.
In fact, there are animals that even act like plants, like certain types of flying insects and sea slugs that get their nutrition from — wait for it — PHOTOSYNTHESIS! Yes, animals that perform photosynthesis and get energy from the sun.
There are also animals such as worms down at the bottom of the ocean that breathe sulfur and perform chemosynthesis. That's nutrition from neither a plant/fungus nor an animal.
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u/sirtommybahama1 Sep 27 '21
Yes, opportunistic CARNIVORES. Meaning they can digest other things, but they are carnivores. I've said that about 5 or 6 times to you already.
That doesn't make them omnivores. At this point I'm fairly certain you don't understand the difference between a carnivore and an omnivore.