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Omnivores can find food in many places because they can eat different things.
This helps them survive in different seasons and places.
🌱🍖 Why Are Omnivores Special?
Humans 👦🍔
– We eat vegetables, fruits, and meat.
Raccoons 🦝
– They eat fruits, nuts, and small animals
Bears 🐻
– They eat fish, berries, and honey.
🐻 Examples of Omnivores:
This means they can eat fruits, vegetables, and also other animals.
Omnivore
An omnivore is an animal that eats both plants and meat.
Deer
Elephants
Rabbits
Cows
Examples of Herbivores:
Herbivores have flat teeth to help them chew plants.
They eat grass, leaves, fruits, or vegetables.
Herbivores are animals that eat only plants.
Herbivores
Sharks
Wolves
Tigers
Lions
Examples of Carnivores:
Carnivores have...
sharp teeth to help them tear meat.
They hunt or eat other ...
animals for food.
Carnivores are animals that eat only....
meat.
Carnivores
Let’s learn about carnivores and herbivores:
Some animals eat meat, some eat plants, and some eat both!
Animals eat different kinds of food to stay alive.
What Are Carnivores and Herbivores?
All your teeth work together to help you eat your favorite foods, from crunchy snacks to chewy treats! 😊
Example:
You chew rice, vegetables, or crackers with your molars until the food is soft.
These teeth crush and grind food into smaller pieces so you can swallow it easily.
Premolars and Molars (Back Teeth):
Example:
You use your canines to tear a piece of chicken or bite into a chewy pizza crust.
These teeth tear food apart, like meat or tough bread.
Canines (Pointy Teeth):
Example:
You take a big bite of a carrot with your front teeth.
They help you bite and cut food into smaller pieces, like when you take a bite of an apple.
These are the sharp, flat teeth in the front of your mouth.
Incisors (Front Teeth):
Each type of tooth has a special job:
Teeth help you eat different foods by breaking them down into smaller pieces so you can swallow and digest them more easily.
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