What food do they eat?
What animals eat/attack them?
Traits
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Nocturnal vs. Diurnal

Many nocturnal animals, like raccoons and opossums, have a diet that revolves around scavenging, which can include fruits, insects, small mammals, and even scraps from human food. Meanwhile, diurnal critters often munch on seeds, nuts, and larger fruits, taking advantage of daylight to forage. Some, like squirrels, are quite skilled in navigating urban landscapes for tasty tidbits.

Predators of these animals vary based on their environment. Owls, snakes, and even larger mammals like coyotes pose a threat to smaller creatures, while birds of prey may hunt diurnal animals during the day. It’s a constant game of survival, where adapting to one’s routine—whether as a nocturnal or a diurnal hunter—creates an intricate balance in the ecosystem!