Apr 8, 2025

10 hungry animals that are always on the lookout for their next meal

Rose Nigam

Animals that are always looking to eat more!

The animal kingdom is a never-ending cycle of survival, and some creatures are constantly on the prowl for their next meal to sustain their high-energy needs and to sustain in the world. Here are 10 mostly hungry animals!

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Tasmanian Devils

This carnivorous marsupial eats almost anything, and its appetite is truly unmatchable for its size. It can consume over 40% of its body weight in just 30 minutes.

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Raccoons

Ever-seen a raccoon raiding a trash can? These nocturnal omnivores are incredibly resourceful and scrap through forests, backyards, and urban areas for their next meal.

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Bald Eagles

While these birds mostly prefer fresh fish, bald eagles won’t hesitate to scavenge on the dead. These birds of prey have keen eyesight and swoop in to grab the food as they’re always looking for their next feast.

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Piranhas

These powerful fish often hunt together in groups, using their razor-sharp teeth to tear through their prey. While they’re sometimes misunderstood, they’re actually opportunistic feeders. However, when they’re hungry, their feeding frenzies can be absolutely unmatchable.

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Wolves

Wolves are known to hunt in well coordinated packs. They travel vast distances, targeting prey like deers or elks. Their endless search for food is proof of their enduring survival and team-like hunting strategies.

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Komodo Dragons

Komodo dragons are efficient carnivores that wait patiently to ambush prey. Their venom and unstoppable appetite make them frightening predators that can devour up to 80% of their body weight in a single meal.

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Great White Sharks

Feeding frenzies are common for the Great White Sharks. They’ll hunt seals, fish, or even dead whales to keep their massive bodies filled with power, which shows their hunger-driven role in the seas.

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Hummingbirds

These tiny birds’ rapid wing beats and endless energy need constant refueling. Hummingbirds drink sugary nectar from flowers almost non-stop, they consume up to twice their body weight everyday.

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Lions

Known to be apex predators, lions spend much of their lives hunting. Whether it is stalking antelopes or scavenging, they require up to 15 pounds of meat daily to fuel their reign as rulers of the forests.

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Hyenas

Hyenas can eat almost anything and can crunch through bones because of their powerful jaws. They seize the hunting opportunities and look for prey when needed but mostly live by scavenging for meals.

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