Here are some surprising animals that are primarily carnivorous, defying common perceptions:
Despite their cuddly appearance, polar bears are formidable carnivores. Their diet mainly consists of seals, relying on hunting skills to survive in their icy habitats.
While pandas are known for their bamboo-based diet, they are classified as carnivores. Though they primarily eat bamboo, their digestive system is more adapted to a carnivorous diet.
These vibrant amphibians might not seem like carnivores, but they feast on insects such as crickets, flies, and even other small frogs.
These animals have elongated snouts to feed on ants and termites, making them insectivores. Their diet rarely consists of anything other than insects.
Swans are generally associated with being herbivores, but black swans consume insects, small fish, and aquatic vegetation, leaning towards an omnivorous diet.
Despite their smaller size, sun bears are omnivores but heavily rely on animal matter like insects, small vertebrates, and even carrion, besides fruits and vegetation.