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List of all of the things that each of these organisms eats. 3. Tiger List of all of the things that each of these organisms eats. 1. Bear 2. Deer

HERBIVORE “Herb”- plant in Latin “-vore”- eater in Latin Example: Caterpillar, horse, cow, koala bear Non-example: humans, lion, hyena

CARNIVORE Carn- “flesh or meat” in Latin Examples: T-rex, hyena, cheetah, alligator Non-examples: Cow, rat, human, insect

OMNIVORE Omni- “all” in Latin Examples: human, pig, bear Non-examples: Lion, zebra, goldfish

Put the following organisms in the correct category:. Deer-eats grass Put the following organisms in the correct category: *Deer-eats grass *Zebra-eats leaves *Lion-eats zebras, gazelle *Fish-eats insects, phytoplankton *Human-cows, vegetables * Great white shark- tiger shark *Pig- apples, worms