Definition: The word "Animalivora" doesn't appear to have a specific meaning in the Bible, as it's not mentioned in Hebrew or Greek. However, it does refer to animals in some contexts, such as the biblical reference where God gave Adam and Eve two keys to the garden of Eden (Genesis 2:8-10) and the term "animalivora" is used metaphorically in this context. To provide a definition based on the broader usage, it seems the word is typically used figuratively or metaphorically in a way that references animals. It could be associated with God's creation of the world (Genesis 2:17) or with the story where Adam and Eve were given two keys to the garden after the fall of Adam and Eve from heaven. The use might also imply a contrast between creation and the human situation, as in Genesis 3:15-24, God gives man's first creation (Adam and Eve) another chance by giving them two more keys to the garden.
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