They also make a considerable contribution to the diets of moles, foxes, badgers, mongooses, skunks as well as many primates and rodents. The diets of many insectivores are often quite varied. Obviously, most moles feed on a variety of substances each day, taking advantage of whatever is available. Omnivory is a generalist habit, one which makes its exponents more capable of living in a changing and variable habitat, or taking advantage of more than one habitat in succession. As I have already stated, mongooses and many foxes are omnivores as are bears, badgers and quite a few rodents including the very successful brown rat.
Many primates are also omnivores, including mankind.
Many of the smaller primates feed on fruits, seeds, leaves, insects other invertebrates, birds and their eggs, amphibians and reptiles. Whilst some primates such as the Gorilla are almost entirely herbivorous. Of the primates only Man and Chimpanzees hunt large sized prey in groups. These pages are here free for you to use, I would like to keep them that way, however making and running this site, and the other sites I am currently making or have made, on Birds, Mammals, Insects and Fish and Bacteria costs money. There are simple ways you can help.