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Do owls eat raccons?
no
What did the Iroquois eat and why?
the iroquois ate many stuff. (like omg) there ate nuts, beans, starwberries, wild cherries, bears, raccons, sqiualls, huckleberries and fowl.
Which animals are loons enemies why?
Eagles, Raccons, Crows, and Owls because they all eat loons.
Do raccons dig for moles?
Yes, raccoons will occasionally eat moles as well as other small mammals.
Who eats figs?
You cut open and slice insdes out if it is too tough. D not theer can eat these figs, but not whole tree.
What is a raccons habitat?
a forest
how do raccons die?
kill
Are raccons the smartest animals?
no, gorillas are.
What are Greater flamingo predators?
Raccons
Who is the enemy of the bumblebee bat?
Hawks, snakes, raccons, and owls eat bats
Why is the species of raccoons called a generalist species?
The species of raccons is called a generalist species because they fit into a large niche and are predators that eat almost anything.
How do raccons obtain food?
They hunt for it, they smell it out.
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