They are plentiful and a source of protein. The wild ones tend to be a bit larger than the domestic ones we are used to seeing in pet shops. They reproduce quickly and take up much less care, feeding and room than other animals, making them more profitable. Originally they were eaten on special occasions, they are more likely to be served with any meal.
No. Guinea Pigs can be found almost anywhere. Peru is one of the only places where they run wild.
they eat same as normal guinea pigs which include spinach, sweetcorn, carrots and even parsley. they also like apple and cucumber.
Yes!
Yes,they come from the Andes mountains of South America.
because they like them.
Yes. :(
yes.
because they can.............
I think all foxes eat chinchillas although there are artic fox and maybe they don't eat chinchillas
Yes, I think they can eat oats but it has to be specially for chinchillas.
Yes. Chinchillas eat desert grasses.
chinchillas eat fruits and vegetables they are scavengers
They eat any sort of wild berrys. Remembers, Chinchillas are herbavores
eat them
no they do not
In the wild chinchillas eat fruits, plants, seeds, insects and sometimes tree bark.
Chinchillas are physically capable of eating dandelions, yes.
They do.........?
No.