omnivores

Example:Some predator species, such as minks, are considered generalists and can adapt to a variety of diets.

Definition:Organisms that can adapt to a wide variety of environmental conditions and food sources with no specialization to a particular type of food or habitat.

Example:Reptiles like skinks and snakes are polymodes and are known to feed on a variety of prey species.

Definition:Animals that can exploit multiple types of ecological niches and food sources, often without preference or specialization.

Example:Many rodents are omnivorous, with dietary habits that include both plant and animal matter.

Definition:Animals that can consume both animal and plant matter, combining the dietary traits of both categories.

Example:Humans are uninhibited omnivores, capable of adapting to a wide range of dietary cultures and practices.

Definition:Not limited or restrained by specific rules, norms, or foods, implying a broad and flexible diet.