How does the road runner protect itself from predators?

Answer 1

Roadrunners are really fast! They can run up to speeds of 15mph. This enables them to catch animals to eat. They also have an exceptional digestive system that can process bones, scales, and spines. These two things help them to get enough food.

Answer 2

Typically, a mountain lion and coyote would rarely eat a roadrunner(they have trouble catching up to it and then snatching it), however, if you are doing a food web and still need something to eat the predator of the roadrunner, I would suggest a hawk, for an eagle and larger hawks would prey on a smaller hawk.

Answer 3

The typical road runner will protect itself by running away or hiding in or around anything.

Answer 4

Not only do roadrunners survive in the desert, they thrive in the desert.

Answer 5

Roadrunners eat lizards, snakes, small mammals and some insects. They will even steal baby birds out of ground nesting birds.

Answer 6

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