Hmmm Depending on how many rats...Cat's would. But if there are loads then you need more cats so that the cats don't get hurt.
O~o i dun know but I think that barn owls eat the snakes... but "if possible" a snake may eat a barn owl.. DAT WOULD BE COOL though..
Yes, that is one fo their main meals.
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small mammels such as mice and rats, frogs and small birds
the rats would eat the eyes first
Rats do not eat grass if anything they would make a nest out of it. i actually have rats.
Barn owls diet contains mostly small rodents, such as mice, voles, field rats, pocket gophers, and moles. Sometimes they eat crayfish, large insects, small birds, and other small mammals. Their main diet is mice.it eat mice, puppies.
No. Squirrels are herbivores. They don't eat other animals.
Rats will eat almost anything. If the fish were close to the edge or the pond wasn't deep, it would be possible.
Barn owls primarily feed on small mammals such as mice and voles. They are also known to eat insects, amphibians, and small birds. The diet of barn owls varies depending on availability and prey abundance in their habitat.
The cat would eat them because the mice are in the barn and the cat knows they're in the barn, assuming the cat is in the barn, too. Where they entered is irrelavent.
Barn owls eat mice, rats and various other small mammals, helping to keep the rodent population under control as nature intended. During outbreaks of the rat / mice population, Barn owls will breed several times during the year, thus acting as a natural pest control.