Lost of animals will hunt chickens. most all aerial predators, will, as well as weasels, mink, fishers, fox, coyote if they're hungry enough, or even large snakes.
Wolves, dogs, mostly any large animal.
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Generally the Asian kitten but it can range from anything from the common kettle chicken to the knife ant.
it is a predator but in a non predator... so it is really is not a predator but it is i a predator..
There are a number of predators who will remove and eat the head of a chicken working its way into the soft entrails of the kill. Raccoons, Opossum, skunk, fisher and others of the weasel family kill and consume this way. A better idea would be had, if entrance to the chicken coop was in evidence.Describing the way the predator got into the chicken coop is a better way of determining the culprit.
The lion is at the top of the food chain and is a predator. However, a large Nile crocodile will occasionally kill and eat a lion that enters its environment.
purple
Yes. If you happen to be a bug, a chicken is your worst enemy.
Fox
An enemy no, but a predator yes.
you have a chicken predator
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Predation: Predatory behavior, Predatory: any organism that exists by preying on others, Prey: an animal hunted and seized for food. Example: A predator could be the a snake. The prey would be a rat.
Foxes, rats, cats, raccoons and bats eat chicken eggs.
possum
I have never had a chicken die from old age, I have had at least 100 chickens over the years, and I think your answer is whenever a predator can get to it.
Livestock predator Livestock *Fox*Chicken,duck and goose *Weasel*Chicken,eggs * Wolf*Cow,goat,horse,sheep * Coyote* Goat,chicken, * Raccoon* Chicken,Eggs *Opossum*Eggs,chicken *Skunk* Eggs,chicken
Chicken coops have historically been built with two doors to allow the hens to escape a predator. When an animal is entering from one door the hens can leave through the other. If the chicken coop had only one door the hens would be trapped inside when a predator entered.