Animals with sharp flat and broad front teeth have different preference for food. Which of the following food preference do these animals go for:?

Option 2 : Grass and herbs

The right answer is Grass and herbs

Concept:

• Horses, cows, sheep, and goats are the types of animals with sharp, flat, broad front teeth.
• These types of animals are called herbivores.

Explanation:

• Herbivores have sharp, broad, flat front teeth for eating grass and herbs.
• They use these kinds of teeth for biting grass and leaves.
• They do not need to tear their food like carnivore animals.

Hence, the right answer is grass and herbs.

Flesh-eating animal

• Animals which eat flesh are mainly carnivorous.
• These kinds of animals have long, sharp teeth.
• They use these for tearing, cutting, and ripping flesh.

Fruits

• Fruit is the primary food source for hornbills, fruit bats, and owl monkeys.
• These kinds of animals do not have sharp, flat, broad front teeth.

Grains

• Birds and small animals like squirrels, and rats mainly eat grains.
• In most cases, birds do not have any teeth, so they use their beaks for eating grains.
•  Other small animals have small teeth, they do not need broad, flat front teeth for eating grain.