When dead, yes. In the Home Counties, Red Kites are enjoying a huge increase in numbers - but although they DO take live prey, they are not prolific takers and then little more than a rat or baby rabbit. However, they much prefer that which is already dead and if I should have the misfortune to wipe out a bird, a rabbit or a badger on my travels, then I know that there will be a Red Kite to offer up a prayer of thanks for my generosity!
the cave animal eaten our body
coyotes often work with badgers to stalk other prey,so no.
When an animal kills another animal, the animal that kills that animal is called the predator, while the eaten is called the prey. Let's use a bird and a worm for example, the bird is the predator because it eats the worm, and the worm is the prey because it gets eaten.
Birds of Prey
Most adult badgers love eating earthworms and eat several hundred of them every night
No. I am your prey and i'm going to hunt you down
they are prey because they get eaten
Birds of prey can live anywhere from 10-30 years, depending on the species. Larger species tend to have longer lifespans compared to smaller species. Proper care, habitat, and diet also play a significant role in determining the lifespan of a bird of prey.
It can be either one. If it is eating another animal, like a bird or a mouse, then it's a predator. If it is being eaten by another animal, like a great horned owl or a coyote, then it is prey.
In North America, coyotes sometimes eat badgers and vice versa. American badgers have few natural predators, the primary predators of badgers are humans. Natural predation on badgers is rare, with young animals being most vulnerable. Other predators of American badgers include golden eagles, bobcats, cougars, and coyotes. Bears and gray wolves may also sometimes take badgers Adult honey badgers rarely serve as prey for lions and leopards; their ferocity and thick, loose skin makes it difficult to grip or suffocate them. Old, weak honey badgers are more likely to fall prey to leopards, lions, and pythons
bird of prey
The gizzard is the bird part that helps grind up food that the bird has eaten.