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What animal eats the giant panda bear?
ALLIGATOR
What animal eats a snapping turtles?
A crocodile or a alligator will eat a snapping turtle
What animal has the alligator snapping turtle as its predator?
The alligator snapping turtle eats many kinds of fish, snakes, frogs, other turtles, underwater vegitation, clams, and crayfish.
What eats a FALSE coral snake?
alligator eats it
Which animal lays eggs and eats animals?
A crocodile or an alligator would be one example of such an animal Another would be an owl and another an army ant - (there are more).
What eats the American coot?
A alligator
When an alligator eats it cant?
...sleep.
What does a alligator eats?
they eat people
What is the average growth of an alligator per year?
well it depends how much the alligator eats that year. if it eats a lot that's how much it will grow.
What eats Chinese Alligator?
People from china
What eats a grown American alligator?
A human
What eats a turtle tank?
a tank alligator?
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