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No, if they have killed an animal that is more than they or their family can eat, they will cache it to eat later.
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Does a fox eat a rabbit?
yes they eat rabbits because foxes are carnivores so they would of course eat itYes.I am pretty sure foxes eat rabbits, however my rabbit was recently killed by a fox but it took the head and left the body.
Do foxes ever eat rabbits?
yes, fox eat rabbit
Why do foxes eat rabbit?
cause theyre hungry
What will eat a rabbit?
It will eat hay, rabbit, food, grass, and veg's but do not feed them lettuce.
What animal eats a cow and a rabbit?
foxes eat rabbits and cows
Why do foxes kill but don't eat chickens?
Not sure what you are referring to. A fox just like any other predator does indeed eat its prey. Foxes will often cache their kills when food is plentiful, burying it instead of eating it right away. They also often play with their kill before eating it. But they will eat it eventually.
What are some predators of the desert rabbit?
Hawks, eagles, coyotes, foxes, wolves, cougars, bobcats and larger snakes will sometimes eat a rabbit.
Would a fox eat a rabbit?
Yes they can, so if you have one, make sure to get a fox proof hutch.
What kind of animals do foxes eat?
Foxes mostly eat other animals such as rabbit, racoon, or birds and snakes. Foxes dont just eat meant like carnivores do they may also eat frogs,birds,snakes, or fish.They will eat whatever kind of animal will fit in their mouths. E.g. Mice, Rats, Squirrels, Rabbits, Birds, Small dogs, Cats etc.Sorry I had a message to improve the spelling and grammar.x
What stone age people eat?
mamoth,sloth,saber tooth ,rabbit, and foxes oh and berries
Who would eat a fox on the food chain?
mountain lions eat kit foxes, wolves eat red foxes. plus coyotes will eat foxes if the fox is already dead.
What animal will leave the head and entrails of a rabbit?
There are several animals which would decapitate rabbits. Some of those animals are cats, foxes, raccoons, skunks, and stray dogs.
