How to pronounce “herbivores” in English

Historically herbivores -- the bison on the American plain.

They have herbivores, and they have producers or plants-- green things that are the bottom of the food chain that feed the herbivores that in turn provide

If those herbivores die out, the carnivores that eat them also die out.

And particularly compared to the herbivores, so that means they're probably looking at long distance rather than speed, and that makes sense 'cause even though the kind of stuff

for repopulating the Arctic with herbivores, perhaps even recreated mammoths-- there are folks also working on this--

Really can't support grazing herbivores in any way.

What is the role of herbivores in nature?

That's the role of herbivores in nature, all right?

All the large herbivores disappeared.

And you want to feed grass to the herbivores, or whatever plant species they're adapted to.

- It would eat those, the juvenile of the herbivores, but not...

and some ran on two feet, and some were herbivores.

And there were also synapsids that were giant, rhino-like herbivores.

We've watched carnivore populations grow and move in response to changes in the dynamics of the herbivores that they preyed on.

And they usually do that by making seeds or the entire plant toxic in some way to insects or herbivores.

- I mean, you could go for the classic joke of whatever it wanted, but the reality is the relatively big herbivores that are around at the time,

You know, we can tell just on a basic level that like, oh, herbivores and carnivores have different teeth.

So if you look at our common ancestry with other species, you can be like, OK, well there are herbivores.

Male #5: And a lot of times, Disney is criticized for doing the good versus bad, herbivores versus carnivores.

And so, civilization -- civilizations coalesced early on around grasses, perennials and herbivores