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Birds, foxes, and other snakes are common predators for snakes.
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Would a rooster eat a snake or would a snake eat a rooster?
the snake would bite the rooster and leave. A rooster eating a snake is rare but possible
Would a snake eat a caterpiller?
They would only eat one if they had to. Normally a snake wont eat insects.
Would a snake eat a duck?
It will depend upon the snake.
Does a monkey eat a snake?
Well If The Monkey Is Hungry Enough It Would In Fact Eat The Snake
Would a snake eat an eagle?
no
What would eat a cow that can eat a snake in a food chain?
Humans. in some countries snake is a delicacy
Would a owl eat a snake?
No, if they did they would be attaced
Can a boa snake eat a whole elehpent?
No snake would ever get big enough to eat a whole elephant !
Life of a snake?
the snake usually would hide/eat there prey, and have babies
What would eat the cobra snake?
A mongoose.
What animals would a coyote eat?
snake
What would eat a mouse's ear?
snake
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