Difference between revisions of "Carnivore"
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| − | |An eagle is carnivorous because it uses its sharp beak and talons to catch and eat small animals. | + | |An eagle is '''carnivorous''' because it uses its sharp beak and talons to catch and eat small animals. |
|A shark is a '''carnivore''' that lives in the sea and will eat any other animal. | |A shark is a '''carnivore''' that lives in the sea and will eat any other animal. | ||
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Revision as of 14:05, 7 August 2018
Key Stage 1
Meaning
An animal that only eats other animals.
About Carnivores
Carnivores usually have sharp teeth or a sharp beak and claws to catch and eat their prey. Some carnivores hunt their own food and are called predators. Other carnivores find animals that are already dead to eat them. They are called scavengers.
Examples
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| An eagle is carnivorous because it uses its sharp beak and talons to catch and eat small animals. | A shark is a carnivore that lives in the sea and will eat any other animal. |
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| A polar bear has sharp teeth and claws to eat seals and whales, making it a carnivore. | A crocodile is a carnivore with a very large mouth and sharp teeth it uses to bite, kill and eat other animals. |