Animal Food Habits and Dietary Classifications

Buffalo is a milk yielding animal which feeds on plant products like grasses, oil cakes, hay, grains, etc. 

Carrot is the plant root which is used as food. Tomato and banana are the fruits of the plants. Pulses are the seeds of the plants. 

Honey is prepared by the honey bees. When a honey bee sits on a flower, it sucks the nectar of the flower and converts it to honey. 

Animals, according to their dietary habits, are of three types: flesh eating called carnivores, plant eating called herbivores, and both plant and flesh eating called omnivores. So, statements given in options (1) - (3) are correct. Hen is though a source of eggs but sheep is a wool yielding animal and thus, option (4) is incorrect. 

Animals according to their dietary habits are of three types; flesh eating are called carnivores, plant eating are called herbivores and both plant and flesh eating are called omnivores. 

Honeybees live in the hives. They collect and store the honey in their hives only. 

Tomato and cucumber are fruits, whereas groundnut is the root of the plant. Potato is the stem of the plant growing underground and has food stored in it. 

Honey is the complex substance prepared from the nectar of flowers, which act as the food source for the bees. 

Apiculture is the raising and care of bees.

All the animals on the earth feed upon plants for their dietary requirements. Fruits, vegetables, leaves are all parts of the plants. So, plants is the correct option. 

Honey bees prepare the honey from the nectar sucked by them. This honey is stored in their beehives. Thus, it is only pollen which is not a term related to bees. 

The major source of sugar is sugarcane. The stem is processed to obtain sugar. 

Omnivores are the animals who eat both plant and animal products, like grass, fruits, milk, meat etc. 

Animals according to their dietary habits are of three types; flesh eating are called carnivores, plant eating are called herbivores and eating both plant and flesh are called omnivores. 

Sheep, goat, pig, crab, prawn, fish, cock etc. are the meat yielding animals. The meat obtained from them is widely used in our country. Lizard, dog and cat are not the traditional meat yielding animals in India. 

Elephant and rabbit are herbivores animals and feed on grassy plants. 

Buffalo is a milk yielding animal which feeds on plant products like grass, oil cakes, hay and grains etc. Thus, milk is not a part of its diet. 

Omnivore animals feed on both plant and animal products. Wolf is a carnivore and elephant and deer are herbivores. Bear feeds on both plant and animal products. Thus, bear is an omnivore. 

House lizard is carnivorous (insectivorous) i.e. feeds upon small insects, cricket, flies etc. Grains are plant products and are not a part of house lizard's diet. 

Parrot is a herbivore which feeds on plant products like grains, chillies etc. Insect and flies are the small animals and do not make a component of a parrot's diet. 

Animals according to their dietary habits are of three types; flesh eating are called carnivores, plant eating are called herbivores and eating both plant and flesh are called omnivores. 

Humans, bears and crows feed on both plant and animal products and are thus, known as omnivores. 

The animals which eat only plant products are known as herbivores. 

Lion is a flesh eating animal, so is known as carnivore.