Question
All animals are called consumers.

Answer

  1. All animals depend on plants for food either directly as in case of herbivorous animals or indirectly as in case of carnivorous animals.
  2. Animals cannot perform photosynthesis as they are not autotrophic.
  3. They are heterotrophic and hence all are called consumers.

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