What is an Omnivore?

The video tutorial explores the concept of omnivores, animals that consume both plants and animals. It explains the Latin origin of the term and provides examples of omnivorous mammals, birds, insects, and aquatic creatures. The video also discusses human diets as omnivores and compares omnivores with herbivores and carnivores in terms of energy sources. Finally, it prompts viewers to reflect on the differences in teeth among these dietary groups.

What is the primary characteristic of an omnivore?

• They eat only animals.

• They eat both plants and animals.

• They eat only insects.

• They eat only plants.

Which of the following is an example of an omnivorous mammal?

• Lion

• Grizzly bear

• Sheep

• Elephant

What role do beetles play in their ecosystem as omnivores?

• They help in pollination.

• They only eat plants.

• They are primary producers.

• They consume plant and animal debris.

Which aquatic animal is considered an omnivore?

• Shark

• Sea turtle

• Humpback whale

• Dolphin

How do omnivores differ from herbivores and carnivores in terms of diet?

• Omnivores eat both plants and animals, unlike herbivores and carnivores.

• Omnivores eat only meat, unlike carnivores.

• Omnivores eat only insects, unlike herbivores and carnivores.

• Omnivores eat only plants, unlike herbivores.