Do humans have any predators

Answer 1

During the pre-historic times we may have been the prey of animals such as tigers exept not any more. We are at the top of the preverbial food chain. The only thing that eats us is parisites and they are not considered predators.

we eat everyone because we r caniboles and they taste like chiken

Answer 2

Depending on the species, birds' predators vary greatly.

Birds of Prey are commonly predators to other birds, and even Songbirds can be predators of other birds (Australian magpies and butcher birds, for example, are notorious for attacking caged birds).

Ground dwelling predators such as cats, dogs, stoats, ferrets, weasels and foxes are predators of birds, as are carnivorous marsupials (dasyurids) such as Tasmanian devils and quolls.

Snakes and some species of monitor lizards (such as goannas) often prey on birds when the birds come on to the ground to feed or drink from a waterhole.

Waterbirds may come under attack from crocodiles and alligators, or other water-dwelling predators, including large eels.

Answer 3

In the natural, uncivilized world, yes, humans, like monkeys and other apes, do have predators. A human in the wild can be hunted and killed by a bear, a wild cat (like a cougar, a lion or a tiger, to name a few), or a pack of wolves or wild dogs. A human without any sort of protection or weapons is much less of a threat and a better meal for an apex predator like a bear or a lion than it is with a weapon like a knife or a club to defend itself.

Answer 4

Sharks, tigers, bear, ants, and even other humans sometimes eat humans.

Answer 5

Many people may say nothing, but I know an animal that is a predator to every animal; the human!

The wolf has no natural predator except humans.

Answer 6

no one... human is thebiggest predator!!

Answer 7

Actually humans are top predators but they have been preyed upon by other top predators.