#omnivorous

- herbivorous / omnivorous / carnivorous flags

| a set of vorous flags for individuals who are herbivores, omnivores, or carnivores.

| image ids are in alt text

╋ 　𓈒　 ﹫ carnivorous 　！

┄┄ An alt version of the carnivorous flag!

╋ 　𓈒　 ﹫ herbivorous　！

┄┄ an alt version of the herbivorous flag!

╋ 　𓈒　 ﹫ omnivorous　！

┄┄ an alt version of the omnivorous flag!

★ ⋮ term and flag coined by coulroflagia! If the coining already exists, consider this an alt flag! ⸝⸝

JUST IN CASE YOU FELT LIKE SLEEPING TONIGHT -- HEAVY NIGHTMARE FUEL FROM NAMIBIA.

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on an olive baboon (genus: Papio anubis) eating the scavenged remains of a young impala, Namibia, Africa. Credits: @chabaporini. 📸: @roymangersnes.

OVERVIEW: "Baboons have an omnivorous diet but are, for the most part, herbivorous. They do, however, eat insects, and will on occasion eat shellfish, trout, salmon and birds, in addition to small antelope and vervet monkeys.

They are even known to steal goats and sheep from human homesteads.

Baboons also occasionally hunt and capture rabbits, baby gazelles or small monkeys

Baboons hunt in small groups to tackle small prey, like lizards or hares, although they are just as often solitary hunters that roam about over a large territory in search of food."

-- IG @bigcatsnamibia, published November 2023

Hypsilophodon was a small herbivorous, possibly omnivorous, dinosaur from the early Cretaceous period. Despite living in one of the latest periods of non-avian dinosaur life, Hypsilophodon displayed many features that are considered primitive. For example, Hypsilophodon had five-fingered hands and four-toed feet, whereas most other advanced ornithopods had three-toed feet, with only early specimens displaying four. It has been proposed that Hypsilophodon's fifth finger allowed it to grasp food easier. Additionally, Hypsilophodon had five pointed teeth in front of the upper jaw, where most other herbivores by the early Cretaceous had evolved and specialised to the point where these teeth were absent. It may be that these teeth served a special function in Hypsilophodon, which may be why some scientists believe Hypsilophodon was omnivorous.

Flag of the Omnivorous - because the Vegans have a flag already