Are Mice Carnivores or Herbivores?

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Mice are small mammal belonging to the order of rodents. They eat anything they find, and are therefore categorized as omnivores. Omnivores are animals that eat both plants and other animals.
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Order Carnivora
The Order Carnivora is the result of a great radiation of mammals that ate meat. But not all meat eaters are in this order; carnivorous species can certainly be found among, for example, the marsupials, bats, primates, cetaceans... More >>
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herbivores eat plants. carnivores eat animals.
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They both eat.
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they are obviously all animals.
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Carnivores.
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