Category Wild-Life

If you’ve read about what lizards eat you may have gotten a glimpse on what iguanas eat. As it was stated, Iguanas are mainly herbivores. They’d pick greens and vegetation over insects and meat almost any day! You’ll see iguanas… Continue Reading →

A frog feasts on many things but is also devoured by many more things; more than I expected. Almost all of ‘What eats frogs’ are always living in the same habitats as them (excluding some special situations). Whether the frog… Continue Reading →

Poor squirrels, a cute innocent creature to us, but a yummy snack for others. “What eats squirrels” is a common question asked because in all honesty, who would want to eat such an innocent creature? Well, a lot of different… Continue Reading →

If you find yourself searching for what eats algae then most-likely they’re looking to put the predator of alga in a fish tank. To put sea-life in a pool isn’t a very popular choice and it may not be the… Continue Reading →

It’s unfortunate that most of their defensive mechanisms don’t usually work. Depending on the type of caterpillar, whether they have sharp hairs or can blend into their background, caterpillars still get eaten. Who’s intelligent enough to get past their techniques?… Continue Reading →

To keep it short and simple on “what do toads eat”, they prefer to eat live organisms such as worms and other insects. However, there are a mass variety of different species that eat different things. Eating habits of a… Continue Reading →

What Eats Turtles – Turtle Predators From Sea Turtles to Lake Turtles (or known as freshwater turtles) the predators differ. What eats turtles are (obviously) either a carnivore or omnivore. In some cases the baby turtle will have more animals… Continue Reading →

Crabs. They’re yummy aren’t they? I personally never object to eating crab at a restaurant or a buffet. Dipping the meat into melted butter, quite the luxurious meal if you ask me. As a matter of fact, one of the… Continue Reading →

Birds are known to eat many insects and small animals; however, they’re also known to sometimes eat themselves. A few of the biggest birds (such as owls, eagles, and hawks) usually have very-little, to no, natural predators and prey on… Continue Reading →