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An omnivore is an animal that eats both plants and animals, which may include eggs, insects, fungi, and algae. Many omnivores evolved to their current state after many years, and are opportunistic feeders. They rely on both vegetation and animal protein to remain healthy. Let's enjoy some (occasionally surprising) examples of omnivores.
Omnivorous Birds
When you consider birds, you don't often consider them to be omnivorous animals. Alas, there are some birds that are omnivores. Let's take a look:
Cassowaries
Chickens
Corvids: choughs, treepies, magpies, jays, Stresemann's bushcrows, nutcrackers, crows, ravens, jackdaws, rooks
Crows
Emus
Hummingbirds
Keas
Orioles
Ostriches
Rheas
Robins
Rooks
Seagulls: Pacific gulls, black-tailed gulls, common gulls, American herring gulls, Mediterranean gulls, dolphin gulls, red-billed gulls, Saunders's gulls, black-legged Kittiwakes, ivory gulls, Sabine's gulls, swallow-tailed gulls
Starlings
these are omnivorous birds
Answer:
When you consider birds, you don't often consider them to be omnivorous animals. Alas, there are some birds that are omnivores. Let's take a look:
Cassowaries
Chickens
Corvids: choughs, treepies, magpies, jays, Stresemann's bushcrows, nutcrackers, crows, ravens, jackdaws, rooks
Crows
Emus
Hummingbirds
Keas
Orioles
Ostriches
Rheas
Robins
Rooks
Seagulls: Pacific gulls, black-tailed gulls, common gulls, American herring gulls, Mediterranean gulls, dolphin gulls, red-billed gulls, Saunders's gulls, black-legged Kittiwakes, ivory gulls, Sabine's gulls, swallow-tailed gulls
Starlings
WoodpeckersCranes: brolgas, black crowned cranes, grey crowned cranes, common cranes, sandhill cranes, whooping cranes, sarus cranes, Siberian cranes, white-naped cranes, hooded cranes, black-necked cranes, red-crowned cranes, blue cranes, demoiselle cranes, wattled cranes
Ducks
Flamingos
Rallidae: coots, crakes, gallinules
Swans
Aardvarks
Badgers
Bears (excluding giant pandas and polar bears) - American black bears, Asiatic black bears, brown bears, sloth bears, sun bears, ursid hybrids, grizzly bears, spectacled bears
Chipmunks
Coatis
Foxes: Arctic foxes, bat-eared foxes, Cozumel foxes, crab-eating foxes, Ethopian foxes, Falkland Islands foxes, island foxes, gray foxes, red foxes, Tibetan sand foxes
Hedgehogs
Mice
Opossums
Pigs: bearded pigs, warty pigs, wild boars, domestic pigs
Raccoons
Rats
Rhinoceroses
Skunks
Sloths
Squirrels: Oriental giant squirrels, tree squirrels, true flying squirrels, Asian ornate squirrels, palm squirrels, neotropical pygmy squirrels, ground squirrels, marmots, prairie dogs, spiny squirrels
Aye-ayes
Lemurs: dwarf lemurs, mouse lemurs, ring-tailed lemurs, sportive lemurs, woolly lemurs
Galagos (bush babies)
Tarsiers
Monkeys: capuchins, howler monkeys, marmosets, night or owl monkeys, sakis, spider monkeys, squirrel monkeys, tamarins, titis, uakaris, woolly monkeys, woolly spider monkeys
Gibbons (lesser apes)
Great apes: bonobos, chimpanzees, gorillas, humans, orangutans
Other OmnivoresAmerican spider beetles
Ants
Box turtles
Catfish
Cockroaches
Crickets
Flies
Opaleyes (fish)
Pygmy grasshoppers
Piranhas
Wasps
Western yellow jacketsAndean cocks-of-the-rock
Banded tree frogs
Blue and gray tanagers
Charapa turtles (giant Amazon river turtles)
Poison-dart frogs
Red-eyed tree frogs
Spider monkeys
Squirrel monkeys
Tamarins
Toucans
White-faced saki monkeys
Coatimundis
Coyotes
Desert bighorn sheep
Desert night lizards
Desert rats
Jerboas
Kit foxes
Rabbit-eared bandicoots
Raccoons
Ravens
Roadrunners
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