Storks wade in shallow water, feeding on fish, frogs, large insects and mollusks. They will sometimes keep their heads underwater and wait for fish to come by. Storks may stir up the mud with one of their very large feet in order to bring small mollusks or other prey close to the surface. They may not be beautiful birds in the usual sense, but watching a colony of them moving slowly through shallow waters as they feed is a marvelous sight. Unfortunately, wood stork numbers in the US have been declining in recent years, and in June 2014 they were declared endangered.
Mainly fish, but they will also eat crustaceans, reptiles, frogs, tadpoles, and even small mammals and birds.
Wood stork, like all birds drink water. If they did not drink water they would die.
Yeah of course, lots of animal eats wood stork...
storks will eat anything that swims like if u put a robotic fish on land a stork will eat it and the metal from the robot will go through the storks digestive system.
The wood stork is not an endangered species, but listed as least concern.
The one animal I know of that eats mongoose is a marabou stork.
yes
decomposer
The Wood storks predators are Alligators, Hawks, Raccoons and Bobcats
Nile crocodiles and martial eagles are enemies.
Stork are in the family Ciconiidae. There are 17 different genus of stork and with every different genus there is a different scientific name. Some stork breeds and scientific names are: Black Stork- Ciconia Nigra White Stork- Ciconia ciconiaMarabou Stork- Leptoptilos crumeniferus Wood Stork- Mycteria americana For a list of all the different breeds of stork and their scientific names visit: avianweb.com
Storks are carnivorous birds that primarily feed on fish, frogs, small mammals, insects, and sometimes even reptiles. They hunt by using their sharp beaks to catch prey both on land and in the water.
yes because they eat everything
It eats wood and lives in wood.