Nope, because anglerfish live in the depths of the oceans of the world, whereas Northern Pike are a freshwater lake and river fish.
Insects and very small fish, like minnows.
While they are young and small many other local fishspecieswill likely eat Northern Pike. For that reason smaller Northern Pike seek shelter in areas like weed beds. As they grow larger the level of predation falls and they tend to move away fromtheshelter of the weed beds. Theirmain predators then become other large Pike or large Musky.
The scientific name for Northern Pike is esox lucius.
Large pike are ambush predators, and often will take bass up to two pounds. Large bass will also eat small pike.
I was unable to find an alternate name for the female pike however what is commonly known as the Northern Pike is also known as, great northern pike, American pike, jackfish, the great northern pickerel.
The Northern pike is a carnivore so its a consumer.
Yes, pike are known to eat frogs as part of their diet. Frogs can be an attractive prey item for pike due to their abundance in aquatic environments and their availability near the water's edge. Pike are opportunistic predators that will consume a variety of prey items, including frogs, fish, and other aquatic organisms.
Baby frogs are tadpoles. Tadpoles eat algae.
Animals that eat pike include birds of prey like eagles and osprey, as well as other large fish such as northern pike, muskellunge, and large bass. Mammals like otters and minks are also known to prey on pike.
yes,they are egg layers.
no