A surprising number of mammalian herbivores eat wood sometimes or frequently. Beavers are perhaps the most familiar example. Many ruminants like deer and moose, however, subsist partly on twigs and other woody matter, and even the humble rabbit will sometimes munch on bark in the wintertime.

Do any animals eat sticks?

Typical Predators

Walking sticks, unfortunately for them, can provide a lot of nourishment to a handful of different predator types. Common predators for these insects include primates, spiders, rodents, reptiles and birds. Bats are also a prominent and serious predation threat for these insects.

What animal bites through wood?

The short list of animals known to display this behavior includes MICE, RATS, SQUIRRELS, SHREWS, CHIPMUNKS, BEAVER, PORCUPINE and CATS. Beaver and porcupine might target wood for food but most animals clawing or gnawing are doing so for other reasons.