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What eats an adult mountain lion?
Mountain lions are generally the apex predator in their habitats but occasionally will have a confrontation with a black bear, a grizzly bear, a wolf pack or a jaguar.
What animal eats a spectacled bear?
Jaguars are known to prey on adult spectacled bears from ambush. Mountain lions kill and eat unprotected spectacled bear cubs.
What type of polar bear eats pizza?
None, No polar bear eats pizza
What eats a coyotie?
A bear eats a coyote
Which bear eats seals?
A polar bear
Who eat the bear?
the person shoots the bear and eats it
What animal eats a bear in the forest?
another bear.
What eats otters?
a bear
What animal in the coniferous forest eats a bear?
another bear.
What is 'El oso come pájaros' when translated from Spanish to English?
The bear eats birds.
What preditor eats bears?
No animals (besides humans) eat adult bears, however bear cubs are preyed upon by animals like cougars, bobcats, and coyotes.
What specifically does a black bear eat?
Black bear eats cranberries.
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