Outdoor Decor Bronze Mongoose Sculpture for Urban Statue

Mongoose also hunt frogs, fish, insects and other small mammals

Mongoose also hunt frogs, fish, insects and other small mammals. Meerkats are the natural enemies of snakes. They not only have the ability to fight snakes, but also have the resistance to venom. The fur color of meerkats will change with climate change: sometimes it will become gray, brown or brown, and sometimes it will wear silver white and dark stripes. It likes to live in mountains, forests, valleys and streams, and uses tree holes and rock crevices as its nest. In the morning or evening, go out of the cave to look for food. Often accompanied by male and female, they have the habit of helping each other. When a mother animal carries her cubs on a journey, she often makes a cooing sound to guide them. The sense of smell is extremely sensitive. When earthworms and insect larvae are found underground, dig in the soil with your forepaws and snout immediately. In spring, they often go to the plowed fields to hunt, and in winter, they go to the haystack to hunt. The food includes snakes, frogs, and a variety of insects. They can also climb trees to eat bird eggs. The Javanese meerkat is a little small and famous snake eater. As fast as lightning, it can attack snakes constantly. You can have a look at this bronze mongoose sculpture for urban statue.

Bronze Mongoose Sculpture for Urban Statue

Mongoose has a strong sense of teamwork

The mongoose has a strong territorial character, and the territorial area is mainly determined by such factors as population size, food quantity and water reserves. However, these territories are usually temporary. Once the food resources here begin to dry up or are driven away by more powerful ethnic groups, they will immediately shift their positions. The rulers in the community, that is, male leaders, are responsible for clearing the territory and protecting the community from competitors or natural enemies. Meerkats dig holes in their territory to build their homes. They build or improve habitats through teamwork. These caves are carefully built rooms. Although meerkats have the ability to dig caves themselves (their sharp claws are very suitable for digging), they often share a room with African squirrels or yellow mongooses, and sometimes with certain beetles. Meerkats do not eat this beetle, and they are happy to eat the garbage left by meerkats. You can’t raise a real mongoose in life, but our bronze mongoose sculpture for urban statue can satisfy you. Aongking also has more animal sculptures for you to choose from.

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