Answer:
Explanation:
Each of these eat the following things...
Opossums:
- Insects
- birds
- fish
- fruits
- rats
Opossums tend to mainly eat leftover food that they find in trash bins when in the city or suburbs or prey on insects and rats when they can. They also tend to prefer fruits that are close to rotting, probably because the fruits also attract insects which the Opossums can feed on as well.
Woodpeckers:
- Insects
- spiders
- nuts
- berries
- fruits
- tree sap
Woodpeckers are known for pecking at trees with their long beaks in order to gain access to the tree sap within the trees. Their long beaks also allow them to pick out insects hiding in-between hard-to-reach places. They mainly prefer tree sap and insects due to it being easier for them to catch due to their beak.
In conclusion, both of these animals (seen below) have a very similar diet and their unique features allow them to easily find food in most places. This helps them survive and thrive.
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