Animals do eat buckeyes but those that do usually get sick and some die. The young shoots and leaves are toxic to most animals and humans. Although the nuts are poisonous, the shoots and leaves are more so.
No deer do not eat buckeyes. They are poisonous to pretty much everything to squirrels. They buckeye is a worthless nut
I saw a bite mark on one of them, but maybe he decided he didn't like it..
Yea...they do,
Ferns are eaten by deer.
Yes deer are animals and yes they eat. However, they eat plants (- they ARE herbivores) not animals (- they ARE NOT carnivores).
I have an authoritative book on owls that claims that "Roe Deer" (a very small deer in Europe) have been eaten by a Great Horned Owl (or their version of that owl). It didn't say whether it was a juvenile or injured deer. Many owls swallow prey whole and regurgitate a pellet later, but they are quite happy to eat the traditional way... tear the animal apart w/ the beak and eat just the flesh.
"animals" is very vague. If It's a deer, sure maybe. If you're talking about killer whales, no.
They are herbivores However there have been documented instances of deers eating squirrels and rabbits. Deers are not physically equipped to eat meat and in most cases they wont be able to bite through the thick skin with their teethDeer are herbivores; they are designed to eat leaves from trees, bushes and shrubs.Deer eat plants.
Yes, buckeyes are poisonus to humans. The insides will kill you if you eat them.
bucke butt
Because the seeds have an iris shaped spot on them making them resemble the eyes of a deer.
lions, tigers.
NO A Deer is a herbivore and does not eat meat.
lions eat deer and deer eat grass.
The Horsechestnut tree, who's nuts are commonly called "buckeyes".
No. Deer are herbivores - they don't eat animals. Herbivores are plant eaters.
deer eat grass and any other plants
No. Deer are herbivorous, which means they eat plants.
a deer does not eat ferrets, deer feed on grass, twigs, bark, and shoots.
No. There are thorns. Deer eat anything and everything, including roses.