What eats teddy bear cholla?

Teddy bear cholla, a type of cactus, is primarily consumed by desert herbivores such as rabbits, rodents, and some species of insects. The spines of the cactus can deter many animals, but those that are adapted to handle the spines, like certain tortoises and birds, may also feed on it. Additionally, the flowers and fruits of the teddy bear cholla can attract various pollinators and animals, contributing to its role in the desert ecosystem.