Photos Of Small Wild Animals That Destroy Crops

They will get into trash kill other animals and destroy crops all of which is easily done with their opposable thumbs.

Photos of small wild animals that destroy crops. Small lizards and snakes can help control crop pests like caterpillars and grasshoppers. Nilgai and Wild boars are responsible for the maximum destruction of agricultural crops on land followed by Monkeys and Elephants while the predators such as Tigers and Leopards are responsible. However the largest and best-researched loss of sentient life is the poisoning of mice during plagues.

When the opossums had made the home in your yard the evidence will be in the damage they are making. Adult weevils feed above ground on the leaves of the same plants. Baits car accidents and deliberate human persecution.

Wild boars Nilgai Tigers Leopards Elephants and Monkeys that constitute for the entire crop and livestock losses that occur in India. An international team of researchers working in the High Niger National Park in the Republic of Guinea in West Africa has found that animals such as warthogs Phacochoerus africanus are often killed and then sold for meat even by local Muslim farmers despite a religious taboo against the eating of pork which is considered. Over the past few years the opposition too has been demanding that wild boars and other animals who destroy crops be declared.

Alina UstenkoShutterstock Snakes have a knack for scaring people making it hard for some. Others still eat wild animals because they forage on their crops. Wildlife roams free wherever you go and these are some of the common animals you may encounter.

Raccoons will eat practically anything which makes them a like a garbage disposal. As more hunters age it also is looking to attract newcomers. Raccoons are also known to kill in excess of what they can consume.

Over 30 elephants have camped in neelagiri estate. Insects are responsible for two major kinds of damage to growing crops. These crop-raiding animals pose an increasing threat to the livelihood of small scale farmers in Kerala.