What animals can eat banana peels? Banana peels are sometimes used as feedstock for cattle, goats, pigs, monkeys, poultry, rabbits, fish, zebras and several other species, typically on small farms in regions where bananas are grown.
Can wild animals eat banana peels?
There's a reason we don't eat orange and banana peels, so wild animals will likely just pass them up for more tasty — and appropriate — foods. Consider, too, that many of these natural foods people leave behind aren't natural to the area they are leaving them.
Are rats attracted to banana peels?
Since the peels decompose so easily, those of us who are a little lazy can just throw the peels on the dirt. However, whole peels could attract rodents, where chopped or blended peels do not.
Can wild birds eat banana skin?
The bright yellow, often unripe green or black patches of the banana peel can attract birds to the banana, but its how you prepare it that matters. Forget about offering a banana to the birds unpeeled as it won't be enough to attract them to peck away.
Do rodents eat banana peels?
Yes, rats can eat banana peels. As with most fruit peels, it contains many nutrients that are beneficial for them. Keep in mind though, that the peel must be free from pesticides. To be safe, make sure to wash it before giving it to your rat.
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