### animal | herbivore:

Large herbivore
* Most large herbivores can have impact
  - have predators
* Some large herbivores browse on trees.
* Some large herbivores graze in grassland
* Some large herbivores have a different strategy for digesting plants
* can also have many effects on vegetation.
* maintain termite-caused differences in herbaceous species diversity patterns.

Mammalian herbivore
* Most mammalian herbivores avoid consumption of Hypericum spp
  - can have reproduction
  - compete for resources
  - eat plants
* Some mammalian herbivores avoid consumption.
* Some mammalian herbivores kill mature trees

Many herbivore
* Most many herbivores have mouthparts.
* Some many herbivores eat meat
  - feed on nectar
* Some many herbivores have breakdowns
  - cheek pouches
* Some many herbivores live in communities
  - shore communities

Other herbivore
* eat seeds.
* get leaves
  - lower leaves

Small herbivore
* Most small herbivores eat plants
  - escape predation
  - possess stomachs
* Some small herbivores benefit from absence.
* have to take in more food per kilogram of body weight than larger animals.
* tend to be diurnal, whereas carnivores are predominantly nocturnal or cathemeral.

Wild herbivore
* Most wild herbivores make up prey.
* Some wild herbivores eat meat.
  - major impact

### animal:

Herbivorous animal
* Most herbivorous animals depend on plants.
* Most herbivorous animals eat diets
  - fiber diets
  - high fiber diets
  - matter
  - emerge from burrows
* Most herbivorous animals feed on kinds
* Most herbivorous animals have food preference
* Some herbivorous animals eat leaves
  - primary producers
  - graze on flowers
  - resemble rabbits
* are vegetarians meaning that they only eat plants.
* build strong muscles and bones from grass and leaves alone.
* can digest it.
* consume vegetation.

### animal:

Higher animal
* All higher animals have a true coelom, a body cavity formed from within the mesoderm tissue layer.
* Most higher animals are capable of using light to image their surroundings.
* can feel love, pride, curiosity, and triumph.
* can, pretty much, eat the stuff, but it kills insects.
* have self-centred impulses, to get food, to avoid danger, to reproduce
  - specific organs of excretion, such as the lungs and kidneys
  - their bones on the inside, but arthropods have their skeleton on the outside
* use lungs for breathing.

Homeotherm
* are animals that have a constant body temperature.
* is an animal
* maintain a fairly constant body temperature
  - constant body temperatures that are higher than the temperature of environment

Homozygous animal
* Some homozygous animals exhibit defects.
* present early embryonic lethality.

Hoof animal
* Most hoof animals inhabit areas
  - countries
* have feet
  - toe feet
* survive in habitats.

Hoofed animal
* Most hoofed animals spend some of their time on a hardstanding.
* rely on being able to flee rapidly to avoid predators.

Host animal
* are many species - cats, dogs, humans, etc.
* scratch their ears excessively which causes loss of hair and scabbing.

Hungry animal
* Most hungry animals eat food
* are more likely to eat poisonous plants.

Hybrid animal
* Some hybrid animals exhibit greater strength and resilience than either parent.
* are called chimeras sometimes because of the monster.
+ Greek mythology, Gods and Goddesses
  * There are lots of monsters in Greek mythology. Many are hybrids of animals or people. Some important Greek monsters are minotaurs, satyrs, centaurs and chimera. Hybrid animals are called chimeras sometimes because of the monster.

Individual animal
* Most individual animals have characteristics.
* Some individual animals prey on livestock.
  - different personalities and levels of tolerance
* respond differently to things going on in their environments.
* vary in susceptibility to prussic acid poisoning.