Seagulls are omnivorous, meaning meat is part of their diet.
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"A brainy and omnivorous animal, the pigoon," Atwood's narrator says.
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It's an expression of an omnivorous, rather than laserlike, focus.
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Yet the Latvian has proved himself an omnivorous learner all season.
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London's scene is bursting with omnivorous and hungry young jazz musicians.
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They are omnivorous, and they are inventing themselves in real time.
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Likely omnivorous, Ambopteryx lived an arboreal lifestyle in a forested environment.
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But Excitable, Girl proves that 96 Back is more omnivorous than that.
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But Excitable, Girl proves that 96 Back is more omnivorous than that.
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The pages of "The Brazen Age" are sprawling, roving, panoramic and omnivorous.
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Roundup There is possibly no more omnivorous photographer alive than Daido Moriyama.
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It sounds like you were pretty omnivorous when it came to nightlife.
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Among omnivorous eaters out there, there's a certain stereotype about vegan food.
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It's never ending and it's omnivorous and it's not a separate silo.
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"I just have always had an omnivorous attitude to literature," he says.
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Ms. Du's music obeys only her own omnivorous tastes and assured dramatic instincts.
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The omnivorous tegu lizards have been known to eat alligator and bird eggs.
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Or you may, more happily, recall "Bad Jews," with its omnivorous comic appetite.
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This whiskery swag-bellied omnivorous cornucopia of appetites, red-eyed, unbuttoned, sherry-soaked.
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Jurassic Period (200 - 145 million years ago): the herbivorous (or possibly omnivorous) dinosaur Kulindadromeus.
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For one thing, men are largely omnivorous when it comes to their musical habits.
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I'm pretty omnivorous — in fact, I don't think of books in terms of genres.
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Omnivorous. But I was always as enamored of films as I was of books.
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Coyotes are vicious, omnivorous scamps who do NOT respect the bonds between man and dog.
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These sharks must, therefore, be reclassified as omnivores — the first omnivorous sharks known to science.
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Emma Jane Gonzalez, a vegan, and the omnivorous Kenneth Monroe come from North Brooklyn Farms.
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You can find his photos and the sources he offers on his website, Omnivorous Media.
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He eventually returned to an omnivorous diet after health reasons forced him to lose weight.
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Our humanity is woven into the tapestry of our culinary traditions and our species' omnivorous requirements.
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What makes the brown marmorated stinkbug so impressively omnivorous is also what makes it a bug.
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For omnivorous chefs, does switching to a plant-based diet mean the end of a career?
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Algorithms, of course, are omnivorous and can be fed any sort of data, not just images.
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He is culturally omnivorous, and often turns to musicals or films to explain his own feelings.
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Researchers claim they've identified the world's first known omnivorous shark, which eats both underwater animals and plants.
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For that reason, the omnivorous mustelids have been targeted in bloody culls to control the disease's spread.
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John Latouche, a prolific lyricist of Broadway's golden age, had an omnivorous taste in art and friends.
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Master and pupil were on the same beam: Both were formally omnivorous, anti-academic and futuristically minded.
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They mostly eat vegetation but are omnivorous, and can briefly run at speeds up to 30 m.p.h.
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Lavette's path back to the music industry came, in part, via her truly omnivorous appetite for songs.
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It turned out that the land could feed the most people if the population followed either a lacto-ovo vegetarian (dairy and eggs permitted) or simply lacto-vegetarian diet, or if they followed omnivorous diets that were omnivorous 40 or 20 percent of the time and vegetarian the rest.
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Studies have shown that vegan children grow up to be shorter and weigh less than their omnivorous peers.
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Beck's deadpan, and his omnivorous craftsmanship, are back on "Wow," his first solo single in nearly a year.
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Murray was an omnivorous reader, with a special feeling for the novels of Thomas Mann and William Faulkner.
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In the early summer, their menu options are limited — the omnivorous bears can subsist on sedge and berries.
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However, there's a broad appreciation possible for this eccentric exploration of the three shapes through Munari's omnivorous approach.
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Lots of extra help at home and in school turned me into an omnivorous reader by fourth grade.
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Most people are more omnivorous than presumed; they are not confined in warm bubbles containing only agreeable outrage.
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This vibrant exhibition gave us a new Gauguin, more complicated and more omnivorous than the South Seas stereotype.
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Good critics are omnivorous, and rarely write off movies simply because of the genre or the intended audience.
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People in this larger group are often called "flexitarians", who shift back and forth between omnivorous and vegetable diets.
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Costello's music has always been so omnivorous, so prolix and so beyond the margins that defining it is difficult.
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Emily Nemens, a co-editor of The Southern Review, seems agnostic and omnivorous when it comes to narrative mediums.
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Mr. Michele's omnivorous imagination is like the Blob, indiscriminately absorbing any adjective, philosopher and decorative detail in its path.
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Kirby is a game series about an insatiable, omnivorous, amorphous pink blob with lungs strong enough to suck in trees.
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On a nationally televised call-in show last month, Mr. Putin displayed omnivorous interest in the concerns of ordinary people.
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Their omnivorous shopping — which included the purchase of French and American pharmacies — reached a peak, but hardly ceased, in 1926.
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Voracious and omnivorous predators, wildly adaptable survivors, cephalopods were far more numerous, and their reign lasted longer, than the dinosaurs.
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I don't have dietary restrictions, but I made an effort to try plant-based meals along with more omnivorous options.
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It's the first known omnivorous shark—a discovery that's changing what we know of sharks and their role within aquatic ecosystems.
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Although a seemingly niche meal kit box, Levitt noted that 82 percent of people who purchase from the service are omnivorous.
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Now, knowing the sharks do absorb nutrients from the seagrass, the researchers have concluded that the sharks are, in fact, omnivorous.
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Image: Erwan ThélesteAs omnivorous creatures, chimpanzees eat all sorts of things, including fruits, termites, tiny rodents, and even full-grown monkeys.
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This research from the Natural History Museum of Utah suggests some species of ancient crocodyliforms adapted both omnivorous and herbivorous diets.
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As The New York Times observed shortly after Buttigieg posted his haul, his fundraising success owes something to his omnivorous approach.
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Goat and lamb meat have low profit margins compared with that of pork; pigs breed profusely and have more omnivorous diets.
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They are the first omnivorous sharks known to science, a discovery that could change our understanding of what some sharks eat.
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It does not diminish Mr. Hockney's greatness that his intelligence, gifts and omnivorous curiosity are propelled by an inherently sunny disposition.
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Why feed your omnivorous dog animals that were treated with antibiotics, drugs, hormones to grow faster — this list can go on.
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While 82 percent of Purple Carrot's customers users are omnivorous, meaning they still eat meat, the food is 100 percent vegan.
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But Péladan's spirituality was omnivorous, and other paintings here invoke Greco-Roman motifs, especially the myth of Orpheus, and esoteric rites.
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The poet and classicist Anne Carson has said that Christensen's omnivorous impulse is matched only by the early Greek poet Hesiod.
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This species of magpie is omnivorous, preferring to eat a bit of ripe papaya along with their diet of insects and mice.
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This omnivorous sensibility suits his latest subject, helping him to capture the full range of Texas in all its shame and glory.
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In mammals, more complex dental structures suggest an omnivorous or herbivorous diet, while carnivores have relatively simple smiles adapted to tearing flesh.
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A critic "must be omnivorous," he says, and his historical appetite has him raiding biographies, letters, census records and city plat maps.
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But Mr. Carter has an omnivorous curiosity and he keeps an open mind as he pursues his own path to spiritual enlightenment.
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Trilobites Diminutive bonnethead sharks are the first omnivorous sharks known to science, which could change our understanding of what some sharks eat.
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More research is needed to understand how the bonnethead evolved to digest plants, or if any other sharks share its omnivorous leanings.
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Similar to Bruno Munari in his 1960s books on the square, circle, and triangle, Nelson is omnivorous in his taste for examples.
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Researchers looked at current farming practices and what land requirements would be necessary if everybody went vegan, vegetarian, or omnivorous to various degrees.
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Mr. Jimenez, tall and rail-thin, moves with understated elegance and confidence, and his text exhibits poetic flow and a culturally omnivorous unruliness.
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In these peregrinations, and in its omnivorous interest in the world, "The Dragonfly Sea" is a paean to both cultural diffusion and difference.
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His omnivorous 14-member band handled a profusion of instruments — button accordion, oboe, Brazilian cuica — and a remarkable spectrum of idioms and fusions.
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Highlight "Beamerboy" demonstrates Nedarb's omnivorous taste in sample material, as he flips The Microphones' "Headless Horseman" into a cavernous amphitheatre for Peep's morose croon.
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He has regimented, as no one has ever done before, the flow of paper, people and information inundating an omnivorous and undisciplined Mr. Trump.
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Ronen Givony, who founded the omnivorous concert series Wordless Music, is often surprised that he's the first to pounce on a new musical opportunity.
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Woods is an omnivorous listener and a keen student of history in her deft translation of these influential figures' lives into her own experiences.
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I tried to make sense out of the complex social dynamics and conversations that would revolve around meals taken together with omnivorous friends or family.
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Mei may have been omnivorous, and in any case is so small that it wouldn't be a threat to you or to your other pets.
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Like many in Cuba drawn to electronic sounds, he's omnivorous, citing a broad range of influences including ambient, trip-hop, drum'n'bass, house, techno and dubstep.
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But it's also, regardless of how you feel about its style, one of the most reliable ways to delight a small group of omnivorous people.
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Overall the exhibition was an ode to an artist who was omnivorous in his artistic appetite and incorporated the world around him at every turn.
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"Eirene" is a 10-minute orchestral meditation on the Greek goddess of peace by Connesson, a stylistically omnivorous composer with a knack for scintillating textures.
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They were a diverse bunch, producing herbivorous, omnivorous, and carnivorous offshoots, and evolving into a menagerie of assorted shapes and sizes dated to the Cretaceous period.
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But for some, one of the most embarrassing indictments would be that Strangis may have lapsed into a dreaded omnivorous diet—involving Domino's pizza, no less!
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Younger buyers, unlike older collectors, are more "omnivorous," he noted, willing to buy cars from the 29s as well as the '2375s, though at lower prices.
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Both species, however, succeed worldwide as omnivorous scavengers, and are notoriously adept at dealing with the insecticides and other pest control methods we throw at them.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — My family is an omnivorous household in the sense that, if we were to average it out, we all eat just about anything.
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"He has regimented, as no one has ever done before, the flow of paper, people and information inundating an omnivorous and undisciplined Mr. Trump," the Times reported.
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The omnivorous imagination of Alessandro Michele continues its march over the countryside, redesigning the hills and furrows of the modern wardrobe in the brand's current magpie image.
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The omnivorous diets followed the USDA guidelines for healthy eating for a certain number of meals and went lacto-vegetarian (consuming dairy, but no eggs) for the rest.
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Some analogies are labored, but Desai, a Harvard economist, is an omnivorous reader, referring to Trollope and Hammett amid explanations of such concepts as leverage and options theory.
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Temporarily setting aside the "Why" of that, what emerges is a reasonably entertaining, tangent-prone update distinguished by its star, DeWanda Wise, as the romantically omnivorous Nola Darling.
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In testament to the nondiscriminating, omnivorous appetite of the Convention Center, on the other side of it during the Wealth Expo, there was a World Wildlife Federation Conference.
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Now 78, Mr. Cyrille has never lost his omnivorous musical appetite; his work ranges from free improvisations to smoldering small-group jazz to a collaboration with Haitian musicians.
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Based on his tree, Mr. Baron believes that the original dinosaurs were small, two-footed animals with large grasping hands, as others have said before, but also omnivorous.
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These genes have likely helped the omnivorous insect expand their foothold across the world, by letting them stomach a wide array of foods no matter where they end up.
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Sight is probably most crucial for people and other omnivorous animals that eat a range of foods, "whereas if you are a penguin it's pretty much fish," Fontanini said.
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Variously retro, contemporary and omnivorous in style, they depict aspects of gay history and subculture with effortless perfection and a palette of saturated pastels as complex as their narratives.
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Gorillaz is now two decades old, and according to the man behind its music, Damon Albarn, there's still plenty more aesthetically omnivorous, guest-artist-friendly pop to be made.
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The painter Matt Connors, who became a close friend of Mr. Cane's, described him as omnivorous in his desire to teach himself about the art and art book world.
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After being blindsided by his parents' divorce announcement, the ingenuous, intellectually omnivorous Ben makes an unlikely run for student council, for which he is bullied by kids at school.
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Although the Loft is typically associated with disco, its audiences' tastes were omnivorous, extending to throbbing, piano-inflected jams such as this one by the Northern Irish trio Andwella.
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Raccoons are omnivorous and opportunistic, easily switching from eating grubs or bird eggs to devouring human and pet food, and from living in tree hollows to inhabiting attics and chimneys.
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Variously retro, contemporary and omnivorous in style, the works depict aspects of gay history and subculture with effortless perfection and a palette of saturated pastels as complex as their narratives.
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Unlike its distant cousin the brown bear, who are omnivorous and eat berries, mushrooms, and the occasional human, cave bears may have been a little too selective for their own good.
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Reply All is a podcast "about the internet," and its omnivorous interests have resulted in some compelling and unusual stories (check out the online community that conjures imagined spirits as friends).
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It splendidly blended the Southern college rock of the late 1980s (the dBs, R.E.M.) with shades of vintage soul, bluegrass, blues and more, rendering it all with omnivorous-bar-band acuity.
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Mr. Coleman's sister, Lois Recca, said their family had a history of heart disease, and that her brother's health was not helped by his penchant for partying and his omnivorous diet.
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A vegetarian diet is not necessarily healthier than an omnivorous diet, and that's OK. The nutritional status of the Impossible Burger doesn't matter, because, like a regular hamburger, it's a treat.
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The publishing industry now consists of an omnivorous "1%" and a selection of tiny publishers fighting to find purchase in an ever-shrinking share of the book-buying public&aposs attention.
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Unwilling to leave her Echo Park home, she decides to Airbnb the spare room, inviting an eccentric cast of renters, from disaffected Hollywood producers to sexually omnivorous newly-weds, across its threshold.
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Michael Gove, the environment secretary, is an omnivorous reader of history books who, in an earlier role as education secretary, tried to refocus the history syllabus on teaching facts about British history.
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From the propulsive opening of "Dreaming of Vermont," by Joshua Lopes, one of the group's members, the stage was set for an evening of sophisticated, hard-driving and stylistically omnivorous music making.
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In retrospect, some of his work can seem like a bridge between the Minimalists and today's stylistically omnivorous indie-classical composers, who have also woven together rock with classical instrumentation and influences.
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In the same way that Beyoncé takes an omnivorous approach to, say, mythological goddesses, sampling broadly and absorbing it all into her own personal iconography, she ranges widely across the fashion landscape.
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His debut album, "State of Art" (2011), put him near the top of his class in a generation of jazz musicians just starting to get comfortable with their omnivorous appetite for fusion.
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Somehow this algorithmic coincidence seems apiece with Love's omnivorous aesthetic appetite, which ingests everything from Picasso and Matisse to underground comix and the Chicago Imagists to contemporary advertising, branding, and pop culture.
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But the implication is that his libido is so omnivorous that he has no boundaries to violate, and that even the most coercive and controlling sex is still a minor inconvenience at most.
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These days, even hacks know content needs to be addictive, personal, and omnivorous to survive the post-internet wasteland, but Adult Swim was Mad Maxing that apocalypse before the bombs even finished dropping.
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One of the paper's authors, David Morgan, director of the Centre for Fish and Fisheries Research at Murdoch University, clarified to The Verge that catfish are omnivorous and have very non-specific diets.
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Everett minds fame no more than anyone would, but the callow huckster figure some Chomskyans describe is actually a low-key, affable, intellectually omnivorous person, simply eager to share things he finds fascinating.
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Along with Bourelly, SXSW performances by Oakland singer Kehlani and UK import Shakka offered mesmerizing looks at a genre trending toward a more organic, down-to-earth, musically omnivorous, and globally aware approach.
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Andrew Weatherall, an omnivorous D.J., producer and musician known for his impact on England's acid house scene and for uniting rock and rave on the group Primal Scream's album "Screamadelica," died on Feb.
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The Icelandic ensemble Nordic Affect was formed by period-instrument specialists with an omnivorous musical appetite who here perform music by their compatriot composers Anna Thorvaldsdottir, Hildur Gudnadottir and Maria Huld Markan Sigfusdottir.
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The omnivorous pygmy slow loris is native to Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos, and the International Union for the Conservation of Nature considers it vulnerable due to the exotic pet trade, habitat destruction and hunting.
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These teeth were pretty large, suggesting that the bat was omnivorous and weighed around 2 ounces—larger than the other bat species on the island, and perhaps the size of a modern vampire bat.
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Most people at Shoko didn't seem like devoted metalheads—rather, they seemed like omnivorous music lovers, the kind of people who'd support an event series that books both adventurous DJs and experimental rock bands.
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Killer Mike, "This Ecstatic Cult": Philadelphia rapper Raj Haldar (aka Lushlife) is an omnivorous collaborator, and his upcoming album Ritualize is crammed with guest spots from people like Ariel Pink, Marissa Nadler, and RJD2.
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But he's an omnivorous listener—as likely to delve into spacey instrumentals (peep this Durutti Column mix with DJ Voices from earlier this year) as he is more dancefloor-oriented fare, like this mix.
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Rather than imitating reality with photographic precision, Dinnerstein approaches his forms with the omnivorous eye of a naif, painting them as if he were seeing them for the first time, without tricks or finesse.
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Between the omnivorous pop culture references and the Tron-inflected dancers, Lil Nas X showed off exactly why he's the brightest young star to make it from TikTok to the top of the charts.
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Amazon tour operators also offer recreational fishing of piranha, the omnivorous fish with sharp teeth and a ferocious reputation, and fake fishing of pirarucu, an ancient, giant fish that is at risk of extinction.
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He is also part of the first generation of artists to have been raised on the internet, which has informed his music and relationships, and offered a playground for his omnivorous taste and curiosity.
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Genre hierarchies blurred, and collective music taste became more omnivorous thanks to the convenience of streaming platforms; there are very few people who came of age in the 2010s who listened to just one genre.
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Mário Lopes, a music journalist at Público, a daily newspaper in Portugal, said in an email exchange that Pongo was "approaching kuduro as an omnivorous rhythm," which could explain why her music was connecting abroad.
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The image connects all Ms. Shaw's projects and performances: an audaciously uninhibited approach to music-making based on joy, omnivorous curiosity and congeniality — even as her work challenges your expectations and takes you by surprise.
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They compared this to other diets, in which various percentages were either "healthy omnivorous"—calories came from all sources, including meat, plants, eggs and dairy—or vegetarian, which included milk and eggs, but no meat.
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Currently, no research has shown that vegan or vegetarian eating patterns improve athletic performance compared to omnivorous eating, explains Tanya Halliday, PhD, professor in the department of health, kinesiology, and recreation at the University of Utah.
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He's also preparing to drop a line of vintage-inspired shirts with Darien Bruze, who recently created merch for Future, and whose work combines an exhaustive knowledge of hip-hop history with a omnivorous, postmodern playfulness.
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But by the mid-2000s his approach had grown more omnivorous, and his art began to recycle and reconstitute fine art, popular culture and his own past as elements of a single, undifferentiated stream of content.
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U.S. enforcement of food safety regulations has been in steady decline since Trump took office, so the pearl-clutching from major media outlets when it comes to the prevalence of the "omnivorous market" in China feels rich.
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While he introduced a successful Meatless Monday menu at the otherwise omnivorous Dovetail in 2010, Nix has gone fully vegetarian—or "vegetable-forward," as many chefs (or, more likely, their publicists) are styling such restaurants these days.
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The appealing qualities of the period's literature—its humor, its frankness about sex and power, its omnivorous curiosity about humanity and the world—can be squandered, by present-day revivalists, amid defunct slang, semicolon dashes, and promiscuous capitalization.
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In April, longtime-vegan food blogger Minimalist Baker told her 1.6 million Instagram followers that the site would start including some recipes using animal products, as its founder Dana Schultz had adopted an omnivorous diet for health reasons.
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"No studies have shown that vegan (or other vegetarian eating patterns) improve health or athletic performance compared to healthful omnivorous eating patterns," says Tanya M. Halliday PhD, RD and an assistant professor at the University of Utah says.
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There are few moments that capture Wayne's omnivorous approach to pop culture more than him talking about Lady Gaga as he raps over a Kreayshawn beat, and, in that respect, I think he and Gaga are very much peers.
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Her keen knowledge of the contemporary art landscape and omnivorous aesthetic interests are reflected in the gallery's wide-ranging program, which includes the boundary-pushing sculptor Davina Semo, the figurative painter Conrad Egyir and the experimental filmmaker Isaac Julien.
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Hank Stuever, The Washington Post: But the fact remains that franchises such as Game of Thrones...tend to repel those whose tastes in TV and movies are broad and omnivorous; we find ourselves intimidated by the required emotional investment.
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Not only is mainstream publishing overwhelmingly white, it is also nearly bereft of black writers like him: American men of letters descended from Southern slaves, who position themselves as part of a grand and omnivorous intellectual and artistic tradition.
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While omnivorous mice normally opt for plants over meat, the researchers found that they could turn their furry subjects into hunters, break their hunting behavior into a pair of simpler ones after a slew of experiments—and control those behaviors individually.
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According to the study, the effect of omnivores on the stability of an ecosystem has been debated by researchers, with these particular researchers suggesting that omnivorous predators in marine systems have the capacity to significantly impact the surrounding food chain.
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The first few weeks The first thing that someone starting a vegan diet might notice is an energy boost with the removal of the processed meat that is found in many omnivorous diets, in favour of fruit, vegetables and nuts.
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To a certain extent (hunting/fishing, for example) this can be characterized as food-gathering behavior by an omnivorous species, and just as I avoided condemning the carnivores above merely for being carnivores, maybe humans should get a pass there.
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The producers have largely succeeded on that score, with Laverne Cox taking over as the lusty, sexually omnivorous Dr. Frank-N-Furter, and Ryan McCartan and Victoria Justice as Brad and Janet, the squeaky-clean young couple that stumbles into his lair.
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It's so packed with borrowed sounds and aggressive statements about the nature of modern celebrity that it becomes, on a grander level, the paragon of pop music's twin dominating trends: it's never been more omnivorous, it's never been more dependent on personality.
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So, my advice is to stick to omnivorous eating until you've truly made peace with food; then, you'll be able to revisit the idea of vegetarianism without the risks, at a time when you have a better chance at achieving a healthy balance.
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With the help of slides and brief music samples, he charted Schulhoff's progression from a child piano prodigy to an omnivorous composer who studied with Reger and Debussy all while nursing what Schulhoff himself had called his "boundless" enthusiasm for nightclub dancing.
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The same omnivorous curiosity that drove him to chase his hacker for a year eventually led him to devote the next 30 to his other interests like mathematics, electronic music, and physics—none of which he claims to be an expert in.
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"It is the first evidence of an extremely large meat-eating animal roaming a landscape otherwise dominated by a variety of herbivorous, omnivorous and much-smaller carnivorous dinosaurs," paleontologist Lara Sciscio of the University of Cape Town in South Africa added in the interview.
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They were shaped by the transforming power of the industrialized cities—by the hardships of the urban working poor that were inspiring the union movement—as much as by the acquisitive energy of the omnivorous capitalists and their trusts and monopolies and their union busting.
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More than a year ago, the owners of both chains, husband and wife team Matthew and Terces Engelhart, crossed over to the dark, omnivorous side and started raising their own animals for consumption, addressing the decision in a blog post that apparently no one read.
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Some 25 years later, fueled by customers' addiction to click-and-done convenience and speedy delivery, Amazon has quietly flowed into many areas of life, bringing to more and more arenas its tireless innovation, relentless focus on data, unforgiving employment practices and omnivorous competition.
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" Starring Mr. Marks and Ms. Hughes and billed as a "post-Christian nihilist pop opera," it presented a love story of religious and sexual awakenings reinforced by Mr. Marks's intricately wrought, omnivorous score: One exuberant duet combines electropop and the shape-note hymn "Wondrous Love.
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Initially inspired by street literature like Sister Souljah's "The Coldest Winter Ever" and female rappers like Eve and Nicki Minaj — hence her dexterity with syncopated flows and finding unobvious rhythmic pockets in a beat — Starrah also developed the omnivorous taste of the playlist generation.
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The discovery of this new species shows that oviraptoridae—a group of bird-like, herbivorous and omnivorous dinosaurs—were among the most prolific and varied group of dinosaurs to live in the arid Ganzhou region during the Late Cretaceous period some 100 to 66 million years ago.
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"They are voracious, omnivorous predatory lizards that can live in a variety of habitats, but we can't know what is going to happen or how intense this invasion is going to become until the effects are upon us," Texas A&M professor Lee Fitzgerald told Reuters .
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These include Mitchell Dose's "Snake Factory," devoted to segmented wooden reptiles; Brett Van Aalsburg's "When Pigs Fly," a balancing sculpture with miniature pig figures; and Jaimie Warren's "Omnivorous Plants," in which children can devise models of man-eating vegetation, replete with fake blood and severed fingers.
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According to the study—published in the journal Elementa, which studies the science of the anthropocene, or how humans affect the earth's climate—it turns out a vegan diet is more land-intensive than a vegetarian diet that include dairy, as well as vegetarian-leaning (but still omnivorous) diets.
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The best way to make the most of the land is to eat vegetarian and include dairy but not eggs; the second-best is a vegetarian diet with eggs and dairy, followed by omnivorous diets that are lacto-vegetarian (no eggs) 80 and 60 percent of the time.
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But the overwhelming majority of nutrition research indicates that eating an omnivorous diet with plenty of minimally processed, plant-based foods — as well as animal products such as lean meats and fish if desired, and relatively few red and processed meats — is associated with the same positive health outcomes.
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It feels like Kanye West—a guy similarly known for his chameleon-like ability to inhabit any style and make it his own, a penchant for outrageous public behavior, and an omnivorous aesthetic sensibility influenced by fashion and design—is working on his own version of Let's Dance.
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The author Michael Lewis once described syndication desks as an "omniscient, omnipotent, omnivorous presence" on trading floors, but banks are working on new digital platforms to overhaul a process that has long consisted of phone calls, emails, instant messaging services and unwieldy spreadsheets to collect and collate the orders.
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It's also a deeply strange and semisatirical jab at corporate greed and omnivorous gluttony, featuring Swinton as the deranged scion of an international conglomerate, Jake Gyllenhaal as the deranged host of a kids' nature show and Paul Dano as the deranged head of an underground animal-rights operation.
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The group is omnivorous in their taste — the Beatles and Velvet Underground and Bowie and T. Rex — and the bands they love might even seem a bit pedestrian until you recall that it wasn't all that easy to get your hands on Western music in early 1980s Soviet Russia.
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With Carambolages — whose title is the French term for a double ricochet in billiards and colloquially used to describe multiple vehicle collisions — Martin presents another omnivorous show that aims to break down the once-traditional approach to art so as to transcend the borders of genres, eras, and distinct cultures.
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It's a strange thing to say, in the context of the multiple collections, the insane productivity, the omnivorous curiosity, the endlessly erudite references, the acres of satin and chiffon made glorious over the years, but one of the most extraordinary things about Mr. Lagerfeld may have been that he never apologized.
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A product of the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO), Sentient is (or at least aims to be) an omnivorous analysis tool, capable of devouring data of all sorts, making sense of the past and present, anticipating the future, and pointing satellites toward what it determines will be the most interesting parts of that future.
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And throughout the endless aisles and walls, among the nooks, crannies, swirls, eddies, and black holes of this omnivorous spectacle, there were signs of art's vitality, even urgency — pockets of surprise and transcendence that, given the company they were in, transported you farther and higher than they might have in a less blatantly mercantile context.
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I'll give Kylie credit where credit is due — she is an avid and omnivorous consumer of music (follow her on Snapchat to get a good idea of the best music of the day) — but it does seem odd that she would have had advance knowledge of a pop group that hadn't released a single song.
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Consider, for example, that two-way conversation between a three-legged coyote and a barkeeper, or the several sequences that require the ensemble to impersonate cactuses, or the scene in which everybody has to assume the ready, willing and able postures appropriate to being ravaged by the sexually omnivorous evil spirit of the play's title.
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But I do want to figure out why audiences have deemed it fun for a movie experience to involve compulsory mental compliments to a quirky male director for being cool enough to like James Brown and Beck, and omnivorous enough to also have a soft spot for Myspace pop star Sky Ferreira and one '60s soul classic.
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Although co-authors Samantha Leigh, Yannis Papastamatiou, and Donovan German presented their findings on the shark's unusual seagrass-eating habits at the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology's annual meeting in January, the newly published study states that this is the "first species of shark ever to be shown to have an omnivorous digestive strategy," the authors wrote.
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"They are voracious, omnivorous predatory lizards that can live in a variety of habitats, but we can't know what is going to happen or how intense this invasion is going to become until the effects are upon us," said Lee Fitzgerald, a professor at Texas A&M University and curator of its Biodiversity Research and Teaching Collections.
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And yet it's his voice—political, inconsolable—that we have the privilege of hearing once again in "Reza Abdoh" (at MOMA PS19883), the first large-scale retrospective devoted to this Iranian-born spinner of epic, omnivorous tales about queerness, AIDS , American TV and violence, the cult of celebrity, and the gay child's relationship to the patriarchy.
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Glenn Branca, a composer who began his musical life playing with influential Downtown rock bands in New York in the 22001s, but whose omnivorous musical curiosity soon led him to create a hybrid style — blending classical, rock and avant-garde elements — that laid the foundation for much of today's genre-crossing new music, died on Sunday in Manhattan.
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A confident mastermind with omnivorous ambitions, Mr. Corgan, 211, became a published poet; a professional wrestling executive and owner; a prolific Myspace and LiveJournal user; a curator of vintage photographs; an amateur talking head and recurring guest on Alex Jones's Infowars programming; the proprietor of a Chicago-area tea shop; and a cat magazine cover star, among other side-hustles.
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Cultural theorist Mark Andrejevic, in a New York Times column in 2012, described reality television as "an omnivorous meta-genre that scavenges its way across the cultural landscape unearthing attention-grabbing nuggets from a vastly broader range of social life than has hitherto appeared on commercial TV." He meant this as an insult, but it gets at what makes The Circle so great.
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But the vastness of his omnivorous aggregation and his drive to make connections among his objects is best expressed in his other, much larger, residence, in East Hampton, N.Y. The 21970,218-square-foot home was once a garage of Spencecliff, an estate built in 1895 that was later owned and expanded by the Jazz Age developer Spencer Fullerton Weaver, whose architecture firm, Schultze & Weaver, designed the Waldorf Astoria.
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