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Well, sweetheart, wild animals like deer, raccoons, and birds have been known to chow down on some papayas when given the chance. But hey, who can blame them? Those juicy fruits are like nature's candy! Just make sure to protect your papaya tree if you don't want those critters raiding your backyard buffet.
Wild animals that eat papayas include birds such as parrots and pigeons, as well as mammals like squirrels, monkeys, and bats. These animals are attracted to the sweet taste and high water content of papayas. In some regions, larger animals like deer and wild boars may also consume papayas if they are available in their natural habitat.
The Avocado is poisonous to many animals and birds (but not humans), scientists believe it is a fruit adapted for an ecological relationship with now-extinct large mammals (such as the giant ground sloth or the Gomphothere).
Any wild animals that eat fruit will eat papayas. Some of them include moneys and rabbits. The fruit is safe to eat.
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