Omnivores are the animals whose species density is more than herbivores and carnivores. These animals are diverse in nature because of the diversity of their diet. They eat both plants as well as meat. Their teeth mostly resemble that of carnivores which help them to tear flesh or meat. They can eat fruits and vegetables freely but they cannot eat grasses because of the limitation of the digestive system. They can hunt small mammals, insects and reptiles. Example of omnivores include the bears and mammals.
decline in air, land and water pollution; no one to ensure proper disposal of toxic wastes; decreased destruction of habitats; increase in species extinction
