Some predators eat insects. A predator can be defined as any organism that eats other organisms, and as such even cows can be considered predators (of plants). Insects make up the most mass of any group of animals, and as such they are very common prey for a huge diversity of predators--including many other insects and of course Spiders. Of the thousands of species of Songbirds I would estimate that about half of them eat insects alone. Mammals that eat insects are fewer in number, and are mostly smaller species, such as bats and shrews. Insects make up the majority of the diet of most amphibians, and there are also many snakes and lizards that mostly eat insects, as well.
Predators of desert locust
Chickadees eat many things, and insects among them, so yes they are predators.
Chickadees eat many things, and insects among them, so yes they are predators.
All spiders are predators who eat other insects.
They eat insects and smaller fish and fish like pike eat them.
No. Dragonflies eat other insects, and sometimes even other dragonflies.
They are both a predator and prey. Whils some animals may eat the bat itself, making it prey, it will eat insects, making it a predator.
Boatsman insects eat aquatic plants, algae, and a few aquatic larva of other species. Backswimmers which look very similar, are predators and have a mean bite.
They don't eat plants. They are predators and eat insects. Millepedes on the other hand eat dead plant material.
Both. They eat insects so they are predators, but they are also prey to larger animals.
Yes, they do have predators. They are birds, bats, and spiders. Some birds and insects eat the larvae.
Meerkats eat insects, and are therefore called insectivores. However, their diet is not limited to insects, they are known to eat lizards, snakes, scorpions, spiders, plants, eggs, small mammals, millipedes, centipedes and even small birds. They are predators, because they prey on these living creatures.