Great tits are vulnerable to nest predators such as weasels, snakes, squirrels, rats, and crows. Adults are preyed upon by domestic cats and birds of prey such as owls and sparrowhawks. However, this does not mean that these birds lack the ability to fight back; they are known for their aggression and will attack other birds and other animals (such as bats) in nesting and feeding areas they covet.
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