How do our wild mammals die?

Predators who don't die of disease or by human interaction tend to starve to death. Not pretty.

Depends on the mammal tbh. A true carnivore will die when it reaches an age when it simply cannot catch food or see off rivals.


Herbivores will die when they reach a point where they become too slow to evade a predator or in the cases of herbivores that do not have a natural predator other than man, then old age will see them off either through organ failure associated with age or through starvation caused by hindered mobilty.


Omnivores like the badger would follow a similar path to herbivores.