Meerkats are scared of anything that will eat them. Snakes and birds are two things that eat a lot of meerkats, so meerkats always have guards standing on their hind legs looking around for snakes, and looking up in the sky for hawks and eagles. Other predators include different kinds of cats (caracals and wildcats) and dogs (foxes and jackals). Like most animals, meerkats are also scared of anything that is unfamiliar, or that they don't recognize. The scientists who have been studying meerkats for the past few decades are now familiar to the animals, but if they do something unusual or bring in some odd new equipment, the meerkats will be scared. One scientist wrote about a time when his hat blew off of his head in a high wind - the meerkats thought the hat was something dangerous, and they all ran over to try to drive it away the same way they would attack a snake!
Any animal bigger than them such as their oredators and the other large animals that live there. They also fear the other meerkats if their number in size is much larger when faced in battle.
nothing but their prey. it is very common for meerkats to be aware of the surroundings around them.
Snakes are poisonous to humans but not to Meerkats.
Same about meerkats and ferrets - they are both burrowing animals
No.muketeers are military personnel,meerkats are furryl little animals.
No, meerkats are not domesticated animals.
Meerkats are not cold blooded. They use endothermic methods, such as shivering and sweating to keep their body temperature at a constant rate and are therefore warm blooded animals.
Because it is not scripted and the meerkats are real meerkats in the wild, its not like their actors or anything. This is a real show documenting a real mob of meerkats not a fictional show. The narrator just adds background story and narrated action but after the day is done and the cameras are off the meerkats are still wild animals and wild animals get eaten and killed by other wild animals.
Meerkats are the territorial type that live in groups called gangs. As with most territorial, group-based animals, their biggest competetors are other gangs of meerkats.
Some meerkats share their burrows with yellow mongoose and ground squirrels. So the other animals get a sage home while the meerkats do not necessarily benefit from them.
no we don't meerkats get eaten by animals. thanks
There are many animals that live in groups such as- *lions *dolphins *meerkats *apes except for the orangutan *hyenas *elephants *meerkats and many more.
By Tame, yes they do and they give birth to baby Meerkats. If Meerkats were not to give birth Meerkats would have been extincted ling time ago.
Insects, scorpions, small snakes.