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General Aptitude TestGeneral KnowledgeBiology

What is the name given to animals which eat only plants or plant prod…

What is the name given to animals which eat only plants or plant products?

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Correct answer: option 3

The correct answer is Option (3) → Herbivores

Animals that eat only plants or plant products such as grass, leaves, fruits and seeds are called herbivores; the cow, the deer, the rabbit and the elephant are examples. They have broad, flat teeth for grinding plant matter.

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