Yes, it is estimated that about 40% of a lion's diet is carrion, usually animals that either died naturally or were killed by other predators.
vultures
wolfs, lions, bears, and just about any other carnivorous creature.
Yes, lions are carnivorous in nature. They eat flesh and other animals.
Some animals (including lions) are carnivores. They eat meat. They actually cannot live on a vegetable diet, and would starve. Lions are not mean- they are hungry.
lions hunt because they need to find prey so they can eat
Yes. Tigers and lions are carnivorous. Vultures are scavengers and eat animals that are already dead.
Scavengers are carnivores that feed on animals that are already dead. They help to clean up the environment by consuming and recycling the carcasses of dead animals. Examples of scavenging animals include vultures, hyenas, and some species of beetles.
vultures
No. they only eat dead animals they never eat live ones
A scavenger
No, there is no reason to attack a dead animal. They will eat a dead animal though.
because the males don't let them eat with them so they eat the dead animals wich was already killed
yes. vultures will eat any dead thing
Yes, they are scavengers.
Like a hawk, they eat animals that are already dead. They are called scavengers.
Yes, they sometimes scavenge dead animals.
Most dead plants can be eaten. Otherwise it will break up, turn into dirt, and provide frest dirt for more plants to live on. Dead animals are food for scavengers, like vultures, hyenas, and more. SOmetimes lions eat food that is already dead. Uneaten dead animals can also turn to dirt.