Omnivore

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An omnivore is an organism that survives by eating both plants and animals, making it a dietary generalist rather than a specialist. The term comes from the Latin words "omnis" (all) and "vorare" (to devour), literally meaning "eats everything." Common examples include humans, bears, pigs, chickens, and many insects.