Alligators will eat other alligators on occasion. A mother alligator will generally watch over her brood for a while, once they're in the water, but eventually her instincts tell her it's time to leave. After that...any small animal in the water is potentially food, even her young.
Probably not. A lion is far stronger than an alligator, much faster, much more ferocious, and is overall more intelligent. That is, unless of course the Lion is not healthy and the alligator is.
The only animal able tio kill and eat a lion is a large crocodile and they do occasionally do so.
Yes, a lion would eat a vulture.
When lion hungry lion want to eat then lion get harmful
If a rabbit jumped in his mouth, a lion MIGHT eat a rabbit.
Probably not. A lion is far stronger than an alligator, much faster, much more ferocious, and is overall more intelligent. That is, unless of course the Lion is not healthy and the alligator is.
A tiger, lion, alligator ect. Any cannibal "could" eat a weasel
A lion
It all depends on the variables: is the lion old or young, is the crocodile fed or not, the terrain matters too.
yes
A bear, wolf, coyote, lion, tiger, alligator, or any other large predator.
Actually, Yes.
no!
They eat smaller animals.
Well an American Bison weighs 2200 on average so it would be very difficult for an alligator to take one. If its the smaller European Bison than the Alligator could take it in the water. How ever on land any Bison would win against an Alligator.
The only animal able tio kill and eat a lion is a large crocodile and they do occasionally do so.
It depends on where the fight happens. On land the Lion is the superior opponent whereas in water the Alligator would win hands down. Depending on where the fight happens, either the lion or the alligator could win.