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That's an animal that lives in the water (marine) and eats plants as well as animals.

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A marine omnivore is an organism that feeds on both plants and animals in the marine environment. This type of organism has a diverse diet that includes consuming algae, small invertebrates, and sometimes even small fish. Examples of marine omnivores include sea urchins, certain species of crabs, and some species of fish like wrasses.

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