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Opossums eat ticks, fleas and small rodents, helping to control those populations. They also eat snails, slugs and overripe fruits and vegetables, helping to keep our gardens healthy and tidy.

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She and her son tried to move the sluggish opossum but had no luck. They were worried about the chocolate’s effect on the opossum. They turned to Google and learned that while opossums eat just about ...

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She did some quick research and learned that wild opossums will eat almost anything, including roadkill, garbage, fruit and insects. Chocolate, caffeine and alcohol could be toxic. “I knew there ...