What eats praire dog?

1. Black-footed Ferrets: These small carnivorous mammals are the primary predators of prairie dogs. They are found in the same geographic areas as prairie dogs and rely on them as their primary food source.

2. Coyotes: Coyotes are opportunistic predators that will hunt prairie dogs when they are available. They are known to prey on prairie dog colonies, especially when other prey sources are scarce.

3. Badgers: Badgers are another opportunistic predators that hunt prairie dogs. They will often dig into prairie dog burrows to capture their prey.

4. Golden Eagles: These large birds of prey are known to hunt prairie dogs, especially in areas where there are high concentrations of prairie dog colonies.

5. Other Predators: Other animals that may prey on prairie dogs include red foxes, bobcats, weasels, and snakes.