3 years ago

Why is it impossible for carnivores to eat plants?

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Because carnivores only eat meat. Or as the dictionary says, "carnivores feed on flesh" Flesh is meat. Not plants.

If a carnivore did eat plants instead of meat, then they'd be an herbivore.
If a carnivore ate plants and meat, they'd be an omnivore.

lesya [120]3 years ago

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Because carnivores eat only meat

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