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In the food web below, what is one example of an omnivore? a food web with berry bush, mouse, cricket, squirrel, rabbit, frog, fox, owl, snake cricket squirrel mouse fox
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In the food web below, what is one example of an omnivore?

a food web with berry bush, mouse, cricket, squirrel, rabbit, frog, fox, owl, snake
cricket
squirrel
mouse
fox

User Dylan Watt
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An omnivore is a animal that eats both meat, and plants.
I’m not too sure because most of these are omnivores so I think I would go for mouse or fox
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foxes are omnivores. so are mice.
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