Hawks

Hawk can catch and eat the small fox, but the adults are too large to catch.

Hawks can be found in a number of different biomes. You really must specify more on what kind of hawk.

grass hoppers and other insects

It is third because it is third

Red-tail, Broad-wing, Red-shouldered, Gos, Coopers, Sharp-shinned, are the most comm.

The word vertebrate means that the animal has an internal backbone and a skeleton.

Jesses, singular 'jess' are thin straps of leather used to tether a Hawk.

Probably if they're desperate and we are dead

Around four and a half to nearly five feet.

They are all apart of the circle of life - that is a question like; "which came first the chicken or the egg?" or the symbol of a snake continuing to eat the end of its tail.In all the significance of hawks, (taking you mean the bird?) is that we would be over run with mice and things they eat. They keep the balance of life like everything else.=(minus a fly, I can't really think of any significance to them, apart from annoying you and spreading germs... ah! they keep the population down with killing us off with desease! I change my mind! lol)=Hope I got your question right, otherwise very sorry and really can't think of anything else you might be on about when it comes to hawks, so... hope I was helpful!

Yes, a Harris hawk is considered a secondary consumer in its ecosystem. As a carnivorous bird of prey, it primarily feeds on small mammals and birds, which are primary consumers that eat plants. By preying on these animals, the Harris hawk occupies a higher trophic level, functioning as a secondary consumer in the food chain.

Yes, sometimes hawks are known to eat cardinals

Hawks are raptors (hunters) They CONSUME.

A hawk doesn't have a den, but a big nest.

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Many hawk species do, but hyenas are found in Africa and Asia.

Yes. It is a common species there, and over much of the US.

It is entirely your decision.

Nothing, except you saw a hawk, after a death.

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Hawks are birds.

The leader of Chalk 4 was Matt Eversman

Birds of prey are carnivores.

It is not legal to molest either hawks or their nests.

Yes. All birds are warm blooded.