How do largemouth bass survive in its environment?

Answer 1

Generally, a large mouth bass will be at the top of the freshwater pond food chain, so it has little to fear from other fish. Largemouth bass eat: Minnows, frogs, insects, small birds, Spiders, and almost anything else that they can successfully swallow.

Answer 2

The largemouth bass has evolved to exist in warm water environs, being a top predator of smaller creatures, especially other fish, crayfish, and even small snakes and others. An aggresive fish, much prized by sportsmen for it's fighting ability. North America's top freshwater sportfish, and introduced in other lands.

Answer 3

The largemouth adapted to warm water environments, able to take water that is slow moving and warmer than smallmouth or spotted bass. A predatory fish, that engulfs its prey with a rush, and inhales it with it's large mouth.