What does a fennec fox eat?

Answer 1

The fennec fox is an omnivore and its food sources include plants, rodents, insects, birds, eggs, and rabbits.

Answer 2

The Fennec Fox eats rodents, insects, birds, eggs of birds, insects, desert vegetation, grasses, roots, fruits and berries
Fennec foxes eat berries, roots, small rodents, small birds, eggs, and scraps of meat from leftover carcasses.

They are ominvores which means they eat both meat, vegetables and fruits.
they eat mice and other small animals

Like most canids, fennecs tend to be omnivores, leaning more toward animal protein, but including a good deal of plant material in their diets. Also like most canids, they have a widely varied diet that includes just about anything they can overpower. They eat insects, lizards, small mammals, etc. They also eat grasses, tubers, and fruits when they can get them. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fennec
They are omnivores so they eat both plants and other animals (mostly rodents and small birds). They can go long periods of time without water, much like a camel. For plants it's mostly berries, roots, grasses, the like.

Helpful?

THE KANE CHRONICLES
The fennec fox is omnivorous. It eats mainly plants, rodents, insects, fruits, small reptiles, and once in a while, an egg for a treat.
The Fennec fox is an Ominvore, eating both meat and vegetation. As a pet, it needs a high meat dog or cat food, (both kibble and wet canned) and cooked eggs, with some additional vegetables and fruits.

In the wild, they eat insects, lizards, and small rodents, as well as desert plants and berries. In their natural desert habitat, they can go for prolonged periods without water; however, as a pet, there should always be a bowl of water available for them ( heavy or secured, as they are hyper and may tip over).
Lots of small animals

Answer 3

lots of things