12Aug,2024
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These eels thrive in rice paddies and often consume the rice that falls into the water.
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The wild ancestor of domestic chickens, these birds often forage for rice grains in the wild.
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In regions where rice is cultivated, water buffaloes are known to munch on rice plants, especially the tender shoots.
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This invasive species feeds on young rice plants and can devastate rice fields.
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Found in Southeast Asia, these monkeys have been observed raiding rice paddies for a quick snack.
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Ducks are often used in rice farming to control pests, and they naturally nibble on the rice plants as they go.
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These birds are often seen in rice fields, where they feed on small animals but also peck at rice grains.
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While they eat a variety of plants, locusts can cause significant damage to rice crops during infestations.
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Like the rice rat, field mice are known to invade rice fields and feast on the grains.
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