In the wild they obviously eat them alive, ive had box turtles and they have eaten dead crickets but this is rare so i recomend alive.
Water crickets will eat any other insects that are in the water with them. They have also been known to eat parts of other water crickets who are injured or dead.
If the cricket happen to be dead, then yes. Though a single ant can't eat one cricket whole or at one time, of course a whole group of ants would go and eat it.
Crickets normally feed on plant matter. Occasionally, when food is scarce, they'll eat their own dead or weak, crippled friends.
No, a dead cricket is a dead cricket.
Many crickets are omnivores: they eat fruit, nectar, seeds, small insects, some leaves, and will even nibble on dead larger animals.
yes, turtles eat bugs...but go ahead and get the live bait. That will catch the turtles eye
Yes, box turtles do eat crickets. I used to have one and we bought it crickets in the summer.
Several animals eat field crickets including toads and frogs. Other animals that feed on field crickets are birds and other insects. They are also consumed by turtles. Field crickets are of order Orthoptera.
It may be fine to put food coloring on dead crickets in water. However, it may be harmful and painful to the insects if you apply food color them while alive, and may cause them to die.
Turtles, Lizards, ect. But listen, goldfish DO NOT eat each other (When they are alive). They may eat dead carcasses of fish, though.
Wild turtles enjoy crickets, bananas, cantaloupe, spinach, romaine lettuce, worms, small fish, insects, tomatoes, and insects.
depends if the cricket was sick