11 Animal species known to eat their own kind
Nature's harsh reality unfolds as animals sometimes consume their young, a survival instinct driven by scarcity, stress, or weak offspring. This filial cannibalism, seen in hamsters, rabbits, fish, and even bears, ensures species survival by weeding out the unfit and conserving resources. It's a biological response, not cruelty, highlighting nature's focus on propagation.
Nature's harsh reality unfolds as animals sometimes consume their young, a survival instinct driven by scarcity, stress, or weak offspring. This filial cannibalism, seen in hamsters, rabbits, fish, and even bears, ensures species survival by weeding out the unfit and conserving resources. It's a biological response, not cruelty, highlighting nature's focus on propagation.
