do these species have?
What kind of diet
fungi/bacteria
beetles,
ants, and
other
insects
bobcat
wolf
Back
raccoon
(Side that is glued
into notebook)
black bear
mouse
squirrel
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do these species have?
What kind of diet
beetles, ants, other insects
fungi/
bacteria
wolf
bobcat
Back
raccoon
(Side that is glued
into notebook)
black bear
squirrel
mouse
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www.exploringnature.org
Explain this diet/who eats it:
Explain this diet/who eats it:
Decomposer
Detrivore
Carnivore
Carnivore
Omnivore
Omnivore
Herbivore
Herbivore
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Explain this diet/who eats it:
Explain this diet/who eats it:
Decomposers break down
dead animal and plant
matter. They include
mushrooms, fungi, bacteria.
Detrivores consume dead
animals and plants. They
include insects, worms and
other invertebrates.
The carnivore diet is when
animals eat other animals.
This is not the same as the
classification of the “Family:
Carnivora.” Black bears are
in the Carnivore family but
eat an omnivorous diet.
Omnivores are animals that
eat both animal and plant
matter.
Herbivores are animals that
eat only plant matter.
Decomposer
Carnivore
Omnivore
Herbivore
Detrivore
Carnivore
Omnivore
Herbivore
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Some examples of animals
with carnivorous diets are:
polar bears, sharks, owls,
wolves, bobcats, weasels,
killer whales, tigers and boa
constrictors.
Omnivores include animals
such as: raccoons, coyotes,
black bears, chimpanzees,
foxes, opossums, rats and
skunks.
Herbivores include animals
such as: deer, squirrels, mice,
kangaroos, beavers,
porcupines, elephants,
giraffes and moose.
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