>forward >facing >eyes

This thread confuses me

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>>30933007
Ponies are predatory and omnivorous
This is indicated by their forward facing eyes

>>30933014
So every animal with forward eyes are omnivores?

>>30932987
Does it really count though? I mean, their eyes make up most of their heads. They couldn't really be any less forward facing.

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>>30932987
>forward
>facing
>eyes

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>>30932987

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>forward facing eyes

>>30933227
>>30933232
Not OP, don't agree with him, but this has to do with being nocturnal right?

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>>30933240

>>30933236
Lol you found my ex wife

>>30933227
>>30933232
>sugar glider
>slow loris
>not predators
I would hate to work in your zoological society, because this is horseshit.

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>>30933257
>opportunist omnivores
>predators
Horses are predators too then.

>>30933257
>slow loris
>43.3% gum, 31.7% nectar, 22.5% fruit, and just 2.5% arthropods and other animal prey

>>30932987
>no fangs
Nice try but no cigar.

>>30933137
Most of them, yes.

>>30932987
nah

>>30933268
>>30933280
They are in technicality. But most importantly it's not required to feed a horse meat, but when keeping gliders you are supposed to give them insects. I have never kept a loris, but they're omnivores, I know that much.