What eats Arabian oryx?

Answer 1

The only animal that hunts and eats the Arabian oryx are wolves. The Arabian oryx is a type of antelope that was almost extinct at one time. The wild ones were completely wiped out, and the population was built back up in zoos and on sanctuaries.

Answer 2

In their natural habitat Arabians can be eaten or attacked by cougars or humans. The posibilitys are endless. A vulture could find one dead and eat it's carcass. I hope that pretty much answers your question.

Not only that, but because the Arabians originate from a Desert climate, it is common for them to be attacked by Arabian Wolves or striped hyaenas.

Answer 3

The type of animal that preys on a horse of any kind will depend on where the horse lives. In North America that could include Bears, Wolves, cougar, Jaguars (in the more southern regions), and people. In south America it could be anything from Jaguars and Anacondas to feral/ wild dogs and again people. It really all depends on the location and the types of predators found there.

Answer 4

Arabian horses were never wild, they were created by humans and have never lived without them. Thus a 'wild Arabian' would have no predators as it does not exist. Domestic Arabians however have the exact same predators as any other breeds of horse would.

Answer 5

Arabian horses can be eaten by any predator that is found in te area they live in.

Answer 6

The only animal that hunts and eats the Arabian oryx are wolves.

The Arabian oryx is a type of antelope that was almost extinct at

one time. The wild ones were completely wiped out, and the

population was built back up in zoos and on sanctuaries.