What eats cactus?

some herbivorus animals eats star cactus

snakes and blue jays eat cactus wren

He wont eat another cactus.

No he is a carnivore and a Herbivore because he eats snakes and eats cactus.

No bird eats the barrel cactus. However, some birds may feed on the fruit of the plant and its seeds.

Yes, beetles can eat cactuses. A cactus pest is the vine weevil whose white larval stage burrows into cactus stems, eats cactus roots and therefore makes the cactus collapse and die. In its adult beetle stage, the weevil eats above ground, outside body parts of the cactus.

Human eat the prickly pear on the cactus! its quite tasty!

In the galapagos island tortoises eat opuntia cactus.

It loses its ability to reproduce

Blue jays and snakes

A camel eats acacia and cactus

deer,people, and raabbits.

The cactus gives the woodpecker a protected home and the woodpecker eats small enemies of the cactus that get on it

I don't know it for sure but most mammals eats cactus.

no they are spikey plants and cat food rocks the cactus eats bean heads like u

I most likly am super wrong but i believe a 'cactus wren' eats the fruits :0

no the rabbit eats the deer while the cactus eats a wild rabbit...it goes CHOMP!

No large animals that I am aware of eat the saguaro. The prickly pear cactus is usually the choice for many animals.

Javelinas find the prickly pear cactus to be a welcome delicacy in the deserts of the southwestern United States.

The barrel cactus is generally too well armed with spines that few, if any, animals will attempt to eat it.

Galápagos doves eat cactus fruits and seeds.

The Cactus Wren primarily eats insects, including ants, beetles, grasshoppers, and wasps. It will also eat seeds and fruits.

Cacti are natives only to American deserts where they are fed on by deer, javelina, desert tortoises and some rodents. The main target is the prickly pear cactus.

Cactus are eaten in most places in the world where they grow. But now they are becoming available in grocery stores. Some cactus store water and can be life-saving when folks are lost in the desert and without water. Jams and jellies are sometimes made from the fruit/flowers of some cactus, notably the prickly pear.

The cactus ferruginous pygmy owl is often hunted and eaten by larger birds of prey including hawks and eagles. It is also hunted by the fox and the coyote.