Caterpillars:
* Birds: Many birds, such as robins, sparrows, and blue jays, love caterpillars.
* Wasps: Certain wasps, like the braconid wasp, are parasitic. They lay their eggs inside caterpillars, and the wasp larvae consume the caterpillar from the inside out.
* Other insects: Praying mantises, ladybugs (especially the larvae), and ground beetles also feed on caterpillars.
* Small mammals: Shrews, mice, and even squirrels can snack on caterpillars.
* Reptiles: Lizards and snakes, particularly those with slender bodies, are known to eat caterpillars.
Rabbits:
* Predatory birds: Hawks, owls, eagles, and falcons are all predators of rabbits.
* Canids: Coyotes, foxes, wolves, and dogs can hunt rabbits.
* Felids: Bobcats, lynx, and even domestic cats pose a threat to rabbits.
* Other mammals: Weasels, badgers, and minks can also prey on rabbits.
* Reptiles: Snakes, particularly larger constrictors, can take down rabbits.
Important Note: While these are common predators, the specific animals that eat caterpillars and rabbits vary based on the location, habitat, and the size of the predator and prey.