Here's an eagle eating a dead deer it found.

This redditor reports "My uncle set up a trail camera near a dead deer and caught this, I thought it was awesome!" If you mean eagle eating a deer is awesome, well son, you're correct! 

I'm not sure I've ever seen an eagle this happy but given how tasty those ribs look, who can blame the bald fella?

Carrion my wayward son, indeed. 

Here's a very surprised fox after a eagle attack.

Octopus eating a seagul

I'd like to think the Octopus was laying in way amongst the murky depths before it rose up and snatched this unsuspecting seagull and took it back from whence it came like some kind of B movie.

The picture was taken by Ginger Morneau of Langford, a suburb of Victoria, British Columbia. it case it wasn't clear, it's an octopus eating a bird.

Taking snaps of the battle between the beasts while out on a run, she noted the seagul was ' was fighting actively' the octopus as she came across the two. She had  time for some quick snapping before the bird was taken to the depths below and eaten by the probably well pleased octopus. Time then to read this guide on making good homebrew.

Python kills and eats an Australian crocodile

Python kills and eats an Australian crocodile

We’ve found yet another reason to not visit Australia. If you weren’t up for the snakes that eat bats  or the hornets so big they eat spiders, be warned the snakes are actually so big they eat crocodiles:

Travis Corlis managed to capture the epic battle between a python and a crocodile at Queensland's Lake Moondarra, near the mining town of Mount Isa, Australia.

Admittedly the crocodile was only a baby being one metre in length but the struggle was impressive enough so much that Tiffany said, “We were sort of thinking that the snake had bitten off a little more than it could chew”. Ultimately the beast with no legs one and the crocodile was suffocated by the python’s death grip. 

We've actually seen this kind of battle a few times before, notably this anaconda versus alligator from the Everglades. This Aussie python managed to drag a walleroo up a cliff and this one just wasn't that smart at all. 

One last one, it's not just Australian pythons you have to watch out for, this python from Bali ate a cat and then threw it up!

When cats taste bad

Technically this is the reverse of an animal eating and animal, it's a giant python regurgitating some dude's pet cat. Poor fluffy.

Fluffy was not as tasty as first thought

The Redditor said "This thing fell through my uncle's bathroom ceiling, regurgitated his cat, then escaped back up through the roof. He lives in Bali."

So I'm never visiting Bali then...