A number of animal species will bury the remains of their prey, to return to it later, including Foxes, Bobcats, and Mountain Lions.

Do Coyotes bury their prey?

We have seen coyotes bury items for an apparent variety of reasons. Sometimes we've seen coyotes bury items they like to roll in: Burying Perfume Bottle or Another Burial. And, at other times, they bury prey that can be consumed later: Buried Rabbit Found or A Burial: Coyote Behavior.

Do Bobcats bury their prey?

Bobcats like to cover their kills.

Sometimes, the carnivores use dirt, snow, leaves, or grass to bury the uneaten pieces of especially large corpses, and will return periodically to dig up their leftovers. This behavior is known as “caching,” and it's also practiced by the North American mountain lion.