are mice classified as omnivors herbavores or canivors?

Answer 1

I'd say omnivores, because while they will eat peanut butter (best bait in a trap) they will also eat another mouse who has already been trapped. Yeeeecchh!

Answer 2

Real mice are "omnivores." That means that like humans, they eat both meat and plants. Their diet often includes a mixture of seeds, fruit, vegetables, fungus, and insects. In fact, mice are often used for medical experiments because they are so much like humans. Like us, they are mammals (which means that they have warm blood, hair, and give milk), and they also will eat the same things that we do. But the idea that mice like cheese is something of a myth. They would much rather have peanut butter!

Answer 3

First a definition:

1) Omnivores eat various types of food...vegetation and meat/animals.
2) Carnivores eat meat/animals.
3) Herbivores eat plants.

Mice will eat grains, hay, small bugs, insects, grasshoppers, grubs, worms, etc. They're omnivores.

Answer 4

Mice are mostly omnivores as they will eat just about anything.

Answer 5

I would think they would be omnivores because they eat both meat and other things as well.

Answer 6

Although they are usually classified as herbivores, they are really omnivores.

Answer 7

I think omnivores. Rodents each almost anything.

Answer 8

I prefer ps/2.

What do mice have to do with Botany?

Answer 9

omnivores

Answer 10

herbivores. too smal too eat other animals. just imagine a mouse triing to kill another animal... lol