I never saw one but know they eat berries. I think they
would eat garbage.
I dont think they eat other animals.
Opossum's will eat just about any type of food they find. They are omnivore's who will eat plants and animals.
I never saw one but i a pretty sure they eat berries.
I dont know what else but they are around my area here.
Opossums eat a variety of plant and animal matter, including small mammals, birds, eggs, insects, and fruits and berries.
Well,a lot of animals eat eagle eggs,but raccoons,opposums,and hawks will eat eegs.
Its their defense mechanism because many predators will only eat what they kill and will not eat what appears already dead.
yes
Possums are not decomposers. They are consumers.
Cats generally eat rats, but they have been known to occasionally catch birds, opposums, and other small rodents. Once, my neighbor's cat happened to drag in a hawk! Ask on!
Yes. They eat mice more often but will eat a rat if they can catch it or if they find a dead rat. ********************* Actually, an opposum will eat about anything. They love fruit, bugs, snales, garbage, and ....even snakes... . Snakes make a great protein source for an opposum. Opposums are amune to rattle snake, copperhead, and cottonmouth poison. BTW...Although they can hold on with their tails they can not hang by them for more than a few seconds. And they do not carry their young attached to their tails, although you may see a young opposum holding on to mom's tail for a few minutes. With a body temperature of only 94f it is very unlikely for rabies to survive in the body of an opposum. Opposums have many really kool facts about them that few people know.
raccoons, opposums and coyotes
Fabric softener sheets, seriously.
Bats, Opposums, Wolves.
They are called tails. ie they hang by their tails.
Yes, the opossum is a natural predator of mice. *********************** Actually, an opposum will eat about anything. They love fruit, bugs, snales, garbage, and ....even snakes... . Snakes make a great protein source for an opposum. Opposums are amune to rattle snake, copperhead, and cottonmouth poison. BTW...Although they can hold on with their tails they can not hang by them for more than a few seconds. And they do not carry their young attached to their tails, although you may see a young opposum holding on to mom's tail for a few minutes. With a body temperature of only 94f it is very unlikely for rabies to survive in the body of an opposum. Opposums have many really kool facts about them that few people know.
it allows them to climb trees and search for food in awkward places