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Zorilla

Ictonyx striatus (Perry 1810)

are eaten by
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ZorillaBlack-backed JackalHoney BadgerCaracalRed JunglefowlChilean Pampa CatWedge-tailed Eaglefox, red foxDomestic CatWhite-winged Vampire Batgray wolfParaphimophis rusticusLisaAmazon Puffing Snake

Trophic Web

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