Animal Diets

What is the diet of herbivorous animals?

• Plants and vegetation

• Meat and fish

• Processed food and snacks

• Dairy products and eggs

Name one example of a herbivorous animal.

• Lion

• Giraffe

• Shark

• Eagle

How do omnivores and herbivores differ in terms of their diet?

• Omnivores only eat plants, while herbivores only eat animals.

• Omnivores and herbivores both eat only plants.

• Omnivores eat both plants and animals, while herbivores only eat plants.

• Omnivores eat only animals, while herbivores eat only plants.

Explain the impact of human activities on carnivore populations.

• Human activities have led to an increase in carnivore populations.

• Carnivore populations are not affected by human activities.

• The impact of human activities on carnivore populations is unknown.

• Human activities have led to a decline in carnivore populations.

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What do herbivorous animals primarily eat?

• Meat and fish

• Insects and worms

• Plants and vegetation

• Processed food

What is the main difference between omnivores and herbivores?

• Omnivores eat both plants and animals.

• Omnivores eat only plants.

• Herbivores eat only animals.

• There is no difference between omnivores and herbivores.

How does human hunting affect carnivore populations?

• Causes extinction of carnivore populations

• Increases carnivore populations

• Decreases carnivore populations

• Has no effect on carnivore populations

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Name one herbivorous animal that lives in the savanna.

• Polar bear

• Giraffe

• Lion

• Elephant

What are the consequences of habitat destruction on carnivore populations?

• Decrease in carnivore populations due to loss of habitat and resources.

• Habitat destruction leads to increase in carnivore populations.

• Increase in carnivore populations due to loss of habitat and resources.

• No impact on carnivore populations due to habitat destruction.

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What are the challenges faced by herbivorous animals in finding food?

• Competition with other herbivores, scarcity of preferred plants, and seasonal changes in food availability

• Inability to digest certain plants, lack of sunlight, and soil erosion

• Lack of shelter, overpopulation of herbivores, and pollution in the environment

• Predation by carnivores, lack of water, and extreme temperatures

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