IPA: //ɒmˈnɪvər//
KK: /ɑmˈnɪvər/
A type of animal that eats both plants and other animals, including certain mammals like hogs and hippopotamuses, as well as some birds.
Bears are considered omnivores because they eat both fruits and fish.
Omnivora → It is formed from "omni-" (meaning all) and "vorare" (meaning to eat). The word describes an organism that eats all types of food, both plant and animal.
Think of 'all' ('omni-') and 'eat' ('vorare') to remember that 'omnivora' refers to creatures that eat everything.
No commonly confused words.