why the small intestine of a carnivorous is short?
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the small intestine of carnivorous animals are shorter as they only need to digest meat which is easier to break down than plants which is also why herbivores have a longer small intestine.
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- herbivore mainly eat green plants. so cellulose found in green plants forms the largest part an herbivore's food
- Digesting cellulose takes quite long time hence herbivore have longer small intestine in which the food stays for longer duration in order to get digested properly.
- Carnivore don't eat plants and so their diet dose not contain cellulose. so the small intestine is small in them.
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