Cayote is a tertiary consumer.
The photo alone cannot tell us cayote is not an omnivore.
Tertiary consumers are organisms on the fourth trophic level of a food chain. Most tertiary consumers like the cayote are omnivores.
Omnivores feed on both plants and animals. The cayote feeds not only on other animals like ducks, squirrels, fish, grasshoppers, but also feed on young plants and berries form plants.
The photo only shows us a cayote feeding on just one source of its diet which is a smaller animal. It cannot tell us that the cayote is not an omnivore because it doesn't show us the entire food web of the cayote in its ecosystem.
In conclusion, the cayote is a tertiary consumer. You cannot tell the cayote is not an omnivore from the photo.
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