what does bob cats eat?
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who is BOB CATS and why do we care what he eats?  (whoosh!  right over your head, i'm sure.)  (and RIGHT OVER WINDANDWATER'S HEAD TOO...IF YOU'D READ MY ANSWER...BUT THEN, YOU DON'T REALLY HAVE GOOD GRAMMAR/SPELLING EITHER, NOW, DO YOU???!!)
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Eat Bob Martin Tablets
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What are you talking about GOA?Bobcat is a male comedian.\nI would like to know the answer to this question too.\nHe is funnier than heck.
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They can eat almost anything, so can Deer.  I had one eat a Satellite meter once that was laying on my back bumper, plastic and metal all gone.  I'm sure it's not good for them and they won't answer when I ask why.
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Often they will jump down on their prey from trees, but other than that they sneak up on prey like other large cats. They will jump on the prey and bite the throat. In short, they are very good jumpers.
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Depends what kind of animals! Some eat other animals.  Some forage under the snow for food.  Some eat tree bark, etc.  Some get fed by humans.
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Tigers are a top predator - nothing eats them while they live.  However, once they are dead, then vultures and jackels and other scavengers eat them, and also various bugs like beetles move in on the carcass, probably maggots, too....
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when the pilgrams landed on plymouth rock the only cats to be found were bob cats not the domestic house cats that are here today they entered later on but in any case bob cat is good eating so either roasted turkey or bobcat its all good to me
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There are a few species of tadpoles that can be carnivorous.  It would depend on what species you are talking about.\n\nThe vast majority of tadpoles eat algae and bacteria, and would not eat blood worms (which are actually fly larvae, some of the species in the Family Chironomidae).
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Ok, animal A is the bobcat and animal B is the snake.\nBobcats are endotherms, meaning that they are capable of maintaining their own body temperatures through metabolizing.  Snakes are ectotherms, meaning that they are not capable of doing this, or if they are, it is at a very low degree. Instead, they maintain their body temperatures through environmental influences.
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My cat eats cat food.
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Morris the cat of Cat Chow.
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Because BobcatChick is on it!
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They routinely grind up meat parts and process it into cattle feed.  That's one reason that they had a problem in Britain with the mad cow's disease - they still let them use, of all things, road kill in the cattle's food.  We never allowed that here.\n\nCow's normally won't eat a piece of meat, at least when it looks like meat and tastes like meat.  And they chew things up very thoroughly, so it is almost impossible that they would "accidentally" eat the stuff.  It is only when it is ground up and dried and slipped in with oats and stuff that they eat it.\n\nSo since they SEEM fine with this, general health wise, I imagine that other plant eaters would seem to be, too.  I believe they do this with poultry feed also.  How they really are or feel.......
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if your keeping one as a pet they'll eat crickets, wax worms, and meal worms, although you dont want to give them wax worms more than twice a week b/c they have a lot of fat in them, and if you give them meal worms you have to crush the heads first b/c the meal worms hard outershell meens its still alive in the frogs stomache and can chew at or through the stomach lining.  i immagen silk worms would also be good if you could get a hold of them
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bob's the cat that broke sally the fish's bowl?\n\norr..mm..\nthere was a drive by shooting that got bob through the window, and as he fell he knocked the fishbowl down..and..snapped a pencil in half. thats obviously the answer. ;D
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The Swinhoe Pheasant is an endangered species of pheasant.  It eats grains, green plants, fruits and probably some bugs.  Natural predators would include small-large predators like foxes, coyotes, owls, hawks, etc.  Other predators like snakes would likely prey on the eggs and young hatchlings.  The food chain would look something like this:\n\ngrains, greens, fruits, insects\n|\nSwinhoe Pheasant\n|\nFox, Coyote, Owls, Hawks, Snakes, etc.\n|\nLarger Predators (i.e. larger feline/canine species)\n\nLearn more about the Swinhoe Pheasant via the link below