Are snakes raccoons' predators

Answer 1

Very much so, and scavengers too. But they mainly prey on invertebrates.

They are omnivores and eat insects, fruit, vegetables, and nuts and will scavenge for food (this is why you might find them in your garbage). They have been known to kill small birds or eat their eggs.

Answer 2

A raccoon is a savanger!

A raccoon can be all three. It is a prey when another animal is hunting it, like dogs and such. It is a predator when it is killing birds, or small mammal's, and it is a scavenger when it is eating other predators leftovers.

Answer 3

Both. (Like a great many animals) Raccoons will eat smaller animals like fish or mice, but are also a nice dinner for coyotes, wolves, cougars, and so forth.

Answer 4

Yes, raccoons are prey. Raccoons are typically prey to coyotes, mountain lions, owls, and bears.

Answer 5

Wolves, cougars, coyotes, bobcats and, in the south, alligators prey on raccoons.

Answer 6

Raccoons try to avoid confrontations with skunks.

Answer 7

Raccoons are both prey and predators. They feed on a number of smaller animals and, in turn, are killed and eaten by larger carnivores.

Answer 8

Snakes would only be a predator of a raccoon in areas with large constrictor snakes, such as boas and anacondas, These would only be found in tropical areas, especially in South America.

Answer 9

It is not a prey