What are carnivores in a deciduous forest?

Answer 1

Some carnivores in a deciduous forest are coyotes, wolves, black bears, hawks, snakes, lynxes, and mountain lions. There are many others too I'm sure but those are the few unspecific ones that I know of.

Answer 2

Carnivores are animals that eat meat such as foxes, coyote's and wolves. A deciduous forest is one in which all the trees loose their leaves annually like Maple trees, Poplar trees and Birch trees.

Answer 3

There are giant, forty foot tall venus fly traps. Men have been known to go missing in them, and their half-digested bodies have been found days later.

Answer 4

Carnivores are the animals that stay alive by eating other animals. The carnivores in forests are usually leopards, tigers, wolfs, foxes and wild dogs etc.

Answer 5

Carnivores in a deciduous forest include animals like wolves, bobcats, coyotes, and weasels. These animals primarily hunt and feed on other animals for their sustenance in the forest ecosystem.