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Termites have been known to eat paper, cardboard, redwood, malleewood, chipboard, pine and have been found in the centre of treated pine posts, they would rather the pine( they love pine) than redwood, as it's softer, easier and quicker to eat. They eat wood which is on the ground as they nest in damp grounds, but if the wood is above the ground they will make a mud tunnel up a wall or along something else to reach the wood. They can demolish quite a lot in a short time, treat with poison where possible and as soon as possible.
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What do Echnidnas eat?
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What do great horned toad lizards eat?
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What do texas toads eat?
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