Post by movieliker on Mar 9, 2021 20:23:30 GMT
If you want to cheat, here are the answers;
"As far as I know most predators (especially the big ones) start with internal organs.
Animals like lions, wolves, and bears, do, indeed, eat all of the animal that they are able to; starting with the parts the predator deems most tasty or valuable. Lions, for instance, often tear open large prey right away to get at and eat the internal organs before they start eating the muscles (meat) of the animal. Depending on the hunger and fitness of the lion in the pride, they will also eat the intestines or, if they are consistently well fed, they may leave the very end of the large intestines for the scavengers. About the only thing on a large prey animal that a predator won’t consistently eat are the large bones—simply because they are so difficult to consume. The big cats and canids, however, will gnaw on bones to extract every bit of nutrition they are able and if the bone is small enough, they will expend considerable energy to crack that bone open to get at the marrow.
Most predators eat most or all of their prey.
In my experience working with tigers, they will even eat the gastrointestinal tract (although they manage to squeeze the gastrointestinal contents out).
It depends on both the carnivore and the prey. Many predators eat prey much smaller than they are and eat the entire prey in just a bite or two. Owls swallow mice and other rodents whole, for instance. Almost all carnivorous fish, reptiles and amphibians eat their animal prey whole. Whales eat their prey whole, with the exception of when orcas eat large whales in large bites.
There were some loud noises in the middle of the night, so we curled up in our bed knowing we were safe. Next day we went looking.
There was this pride of lions, 11 adult lionesses, 1 male and 10 cubs and they got a giraffe. Because this group was massive they ate the whole giraffe in a couple hours.
Here’s the pic of how we found it, including the last lion eating the last part… the head.
But a lion can not open the scull of a giraffe, buffalo or buk. The only cat that can do that is a south american panther. In africa this duty is given to the spotted hyena, that can crush bones due to his powerful bite.
Yes, they do, if they can open the skull. Hyenas can break enormous bones and definitely eat the brain of any animal they kill or scavenge. But house cats, for example, are happy to eat the brain of any rabbit or squirrel they kill."
What do you think?
