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An owl is a carnivore.
Owls are carnivores.Not omnivores.

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4mo ago

Most owls are carnivores, meaning they primarily eat other animals such as rodents, insects, fish, and even other birds. They are skilled hunters with adaptations that help them catch their prey. While some owls may occasionally eat fruits or plants, they are not considered omnivores.

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14y ago

maybe because i know for a fact that they are ot decomposer

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13y ago

Probably...but it eats meat of small mice and snakes,so i would say it is not an omnivore...i would say its a carnivore,but it doesnt attack humans.

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Owls are carnivores.

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