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Is a snake a omnivore or a carnivore?

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animal (multicellular, interactive, eukaryotic lifeform capable of locomotion) that has the attribute carnivorous (the attribute of having a diet consisting mainly of meat as a property of one's species)
Is a snake (legless reptile) an instance of the class omnivore (Omnivores, species that eat both plants and animals as their primary food source) or the class animal (multicellular, interactive, eukaryotic lifeform capable of locomotion) that has the attribute carnivorous (the attribute of having a diet consisting mainly of meat as a property of one's species)?
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