Meet went to a visit a forest where he saw that deer were hunted by tigers. This reminded him of different types of consumers. Which of the below options do you think is correct?

Deer- Herbivore; Tiger – Carnivore

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Deer- Herbivore; Tiger – Omnivore

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Deer- Omnivore; Tiger – Carnivore

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Deer- Herbivore; Tiger – Decomposer

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The correct option is A Deer- Herbivore; Tiger – Carnivore
There are various types of consumers in our ecosystem. Herbivores are animals that consume only plants. Carnivores are animals that consume only flesh/meat. Omnivores are animals that consume both plant products and flesh/meat. Decomposers feed on dead and decaying matter for food.

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