polyphagies
/ˌpɑlɪˈfeɪdʒiz/
noun
- The ability or habit of eating many different kinds of food, especially in animals or insects.
- Unlike picky eaters, some animals show remarkable polyphagies, feeding on plants, fruits, and even small insects.
- Scientists study the polyphagies of locusts to understand their impact on crops.
- The polyphagies of certain beetles allow them to survive in diverse environments.