Differences between Herbivores and Carnivores
| Herbivores | Carnivores |
| Food. They are animals which feed on plants. | Carnivores are animals which feed on other animals. |
| Canines. The animals do not have well developed canines. | Canines are well developed to tear flesh of the prey. |
| Cellulose. Herbivores harbour microorganisms which degrade cellulose for them. | Carnivores do not degrade cellulose. |
| Ecological Status. Herbivores are primary consumers or second trophic level organisms. Examples. Deer, Goat, Cow, Mouse. | Carnivores are higher level consumers. They belong to third or still higher trophic level. Examples. Frog, Fox, Snake (feeding on mouse). |