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The Gila monster eats small birds, mammals, frogs, lizards, insects, and carrion. The Gila monster feeds primarily on bird and reptile eggs, and eats infrequently (only five to ten times a year in the wild), but when it does feed, it may eat up to one-third of its body mass. It uses its extremely acute sense of smell to locate prey, especially eggs.
2016-03-15T02:37:11-04:00. The Gila only consumes five to ten times within a year when they are in the wild. This way their preys have ample time to reproduce and be abundant for the monster's hunting season. These animals have a strong sense of smell which enable them to smell eggs that are deeply buried underground. They can eat about 1/3 of their total body mass.