Animals that primarily eat fruits are known as "frugivores." These creatures play a crucial role in their ecosystems, particularly in seed dispersal. By consuming fruits and excreting the seeds in different locations, frugivores help promote plant diversity and forest regeneration. Various animals are considered frugivores, including many species of birds, bats, monkeys, and certain insects. The adaptations of frugivores often include specialized teeth and digestive systems to process fruits effectively. Their dietary habits contribute significantly to the health of their habitats and the survival of numerous plant species.