1. Carnivores: These animals primarily eat meat. They have sharp teeth and claws designed for hunting and tearing flesh. Examples include:
* Lions
* Wolves
* Sharks
* Hawks
* Snakes
2. Omnivores: These animals eat both plants and meat. They have a more varied diet and their teeth and digestive systems are adapted to both plant and animal matter. Examples include:
* Humans
* Bears
* Raccoons
* Pigs
* Chickens
Other Classifications:
* Scavengers: These animals feed on dead animals. They play an important role in the ecosystem by cleaning up carcasses. Examples include:
* Vultures
* Hyenas
* Coyotes
* Detritivores: These animals feed on decomposing organic matter, like fallen leaves and dead plants. Examples include:
* Earthworms
* Millipedes
* Fungi
It's important to note that these classifications are not always strict. Some animals might be considered primarily carnivores, but they may occasionally eat plants, and vice versa. Additionally, some animals, like insects, have very specialized diets that don't fit neatly into these categories.