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I found the above to be crazy given I always thought wolves were mostly meat eaters. I guess that just shows my ignorance though.
Tbh, there's few actually fully obligate carnivores, I think the only one that's 100% all meat all the time is the Polar Bear
Something probably very stupid to say out loud, but it is just one of those things that I never gave much thought. It makes perfect sense reading about it.... haha.
I learned it from Fantastic Mr Fox:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2vHk9aJUm8
But they eat what's available, and most of their prey isn't out running around during the hottest days of the year, but they are likely to be in/around food sources like a blueberry bush.
If not, might as well eat some blueberries.
Vegetarian/carnivore isnt binary in nature tho. Animals specialize, but none of them are turning down a free meal. Deer, goats, cows, and pretty much every herbivore won't hesitate to chomp down on a bird or a small rodent given a chance. Especially domestic livestock.
It just has to be bite sized.