mucivore
/mjuːsaɪvɔːr/Definitions
1. noun
An organism that feeds on mucus, typically an animal with a sticky tongue or other mucus-catching feature.
“The frog was identified as a mucivore due to its long, sticky tongue that it used to catch flies.”
2. noun
An organism that has a mucivorous habit.
“The species is classified as a mucivore because it tends to feed on the mucus secreted by other animals.”