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• Are minks territorial predators?

  Minks are territorial predators and prefer to stake out a riverside or creekside den in the spring and summer where they can hunt aquatic animals. In the winter, they move inland to hunt other prey.

• What are the Predators of the boll weevil?

  The insulation offered by leaf litter, crop residues, and snow may enable the beetle to survive when air temperatures drop to these levels. Other limitations on boll weevil populations include extreme heat and drought. Its natural predators include fire ants, insects, spiders, birds, and a parasitic wasp, Catolaccus grandis.

• Are small birds predators to songbirds?

  Small birds were not considered to be predators but seemed to interact with the artificial songbird nests. When predators could be identified (61% of predation cases), small mammals were found to be responsible for 23% of nest predation, while medium-sized birds were responsible for 70% of nest predation.

• What are the Predators of a caiman?

  Jaguars and anacondas are the only other predators of the caimans, but they prey only on the smaller specimens. During summer or droughts, the caiman may dig a burrow and go into a form of summer hibernation called aestivation.

• Do sea otters have predators?

  The sea otter ’s predator depends on where the specific sea otter lives. In the Arctic, killer whales often dine on sea otters , while in the Californian coast, great white sharks consume many otters each year. Other predators include sea lions in certain areas, as well as eagles , which eat otter pups.