They most likely eat insects which are smaller than them or dead ones. Eating smaller insects can be ants. But if the insects you are referring to are ants and what you are asking is what they are going to eat, I think they would most likely eat the insects they find dead. Or even bigger animals like maybe scorpions.
Insects are near the bottom of the food chain and are preyed upon by many small animals. Birds, lizards, arthropods, skunks, coatis, some rodents and a number of other animals feed on insects.
Only a few insects eat cacti and most are scale insects, such as the cochineal bug which is especially fond of attacking prickly pear cacti.
Most insects eat plants or debris from plants. Some feed on fecal matter left by animals. Some feed on other insects. Some feed on carrion.
Lizards, toads, Spiders, scorpions, many birds, bats and some other mammals eat insects in the desert.
Yes, there are many species of insects that live and survive in the desert.
Some animals feed on plants that grow in the desert. Other animals feed on other animals. Some feed on both.
Any kind of insects they can find.
Bats feed primarily on flying insects, especially mosquitoes.
About the only animal that will eat any form of cholla cacti are various scale insects.
Some desert insects are carnivores, some herbivores and others omnivores.
Insects are the most commonly seen animal in the desert.
Any kind of insects they can find.
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their important to the desert beacause they eat like all the flies and other insects and insects
plate tailed geckos eat desert insects and flying insects.
Insects in the desert eat cactus, deadwood, flowers and rotting animals. Desert bugs also obtain water through there food so they want to eat moist woods.
The animals that eat the desert lily are desert animals. Some examples of these animals are insects, reptiles, and tortoises.
Predators of desert locust
Mice and other rodents feed on seeds from desert plants, vegetation and some eat insects.
Most mice in the desert feed on seeds and plants. Some also eat insects and other small organisms.
Insects in the desert eat cactus, deadwood, flowers and rotting animals. Desert bugs also obtain water through there food so they want to eat moist woods.
Bats feed primarily on flying insects, especially mosquitoes.
Only a few insects such as scale insects and cochineal bugs will attack a jumping cholla.