Carnivore

Carnivore - a flesh-eating animal. Caterpillar - worm-like larva of various insects, especially butterflies and moths. Cell - the unit of plants that makes up tissues. Cells have a cell wall that encloses the protoplasm.

Fire ants are carnivores -- they are fond of meat, fats and grease. Fire ants feed on insects and other animals unlucky enough to cross their paths as well as grease drippings both outside (i.e. around the barbecue) and inside of buildings.

Badgers are carnivores. They will readily feed on ground nesting animals, their young, reptiles, amphibians or vegetables if meat is not readily available. Badgers have a keen sense of smell and will tract down any small ground living animal.

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The last soup I'm featuring is one that vegetarians and carnivores can both enjoy by simply modifying the stock. Split pea soup is delicious prepared with either a chicken or vegetable stock.

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Your terrarium can be put together using something as small as a gallon jar for a single plant, or as large as the biggest aquarium you can afford if you'd like to create an elaborate carnivore community.

The flowers have a beautiful perfume and look strangely like little carnivores. They grow easily from seed, but because they can take up to ten years to flower and fruit, and because the trees are quite rare, the seeds are difficult to come by.

"Growing carnivorous plants is more like having a pet, rather than a houseplant," says expert Peter D'Amato of California Carnivores. "They're so animalistic. I think that's why people get attached to them." ...

See also: Plant, Water, Growing, Insect, Produce