Consumers That Eat Both Plants And Animals.

Consumers that eat both plants and animals are called omnivores. Some examples of omnivores include:

Animals

1. Humans – Eat a wide variety of plant and animal products.
2. Bears – Such as brown bears and black bears, which eat fruits, nuts, fish, and small mammals.
3. Pigs – Domesticated pigs and wild boars consume roots, fruits, and small animals.
4. Raccoons – Feed on fruits, nuts, insects, and small animals.
5. Birds – Some species, like crows, chickens, and seagulls, eat seeds, fruits, and small animals or insects.
6. Primates – Certain primates, like chimpanzees, eat fruit, leaves, and occasionally insects or small animals.
7. Rodents – Such as rats, which consume grains, fruits, and meat when available.
8. Foxes – Particularly red foxes, which eat berries, fruits, insects, and small mammals.
9. Turtles – Some species, like box turtles, eat plants, fruits, and insects.

Aquatic Omnivores

1. Crabs – Consume algae, plant material, and smaller aquatic creatures.
2. Some Fish – Like catfish and piranhas, which eat both plants and smaller animals.
3. Sea Turtles – Some species eat seaweed and jellyfish.

Omnivores play a key role in ecosystems by maintaining balance between plant and animal populations.