carnivore

Converse of subject

• eat: These herbivores are often eaten by carnivores ( meat-eaters ) after which some carnivores are eaten by other carnivores.

Converse of object

• have: Posted 17-Aug-2006 Thu 20:05 ) Seriously tho going well again also had carnivore too tonight this should have being in the selections too.
• include: Seafood The Qur'an states that everything from the sea is halal, including carnivores such as sharks.
• confirm: Gina uttered: Adie, Aberdeen Quite a difficult one this as DH is a confirmed carnivore.
• feed: It is no exaggeration to say that wolf packs are feeding the carnivores and scavengers in Yellowstone.
• keep: Great veggie bacon, and keeps carnivores happy too.
• call: Some animals eat meat and only meat - thay are called carnivores.

Adjective modifier

• ferocious: They are ferocious carnivores equipped with huge jaws to capture prey.
• wild: The red fox has the widest geographical range of any wild carnivore, thriving in habitats from woodland and desert to city center.
• large: Which was the largest carnivore ever known on earth?
• small: Such frenzied attacks are typical behavior for many small carnivores faced with abundant ' prey ' .
• big: Some are big carnivores that eat the small ones.
• top: Top carnivore A consumer at the top of a food chain with no predators.

Modifies a noun

• gnawing: Burning and carnivore gnawing were not particularly common and an average of 9 % of bones had been butchered.
• conservation: These facts remind us of the complexity of the issues involved when addressing carnivore conservation.
• specie: The amount of carnivore species we have isn't far off that of our continental neighbors.
• damage: Some of these bones show evidence of butchery and evidence of carnivore damage to the bones is slight.
• distribution: The center will collect data from a wide range of sources and manage this information in a national database on carnivore distribution.
• population: Protected areas are smaller as are the carnivore populations they support and both less well known and visited less frequently.

Noun used with modifier

• land: The badger is the largest member of the Mustelid family and Britain's largest land carnivore.