Judging from its shovel-shaped claws, Anagale burrowed for food, such as subterranean beetles and worms. Anagale fossils have strongly worn teeth from eating soil, further indicating it ate subterranean invertebrates.
Anagale's unique claw structure suggests that it was an underground dweller, excavating its meals from subterranean environments, including insects like beetles and worms. The wear on its fossilized teeth supports this interpretation, indicating a diet rich in subterranean invertebrates.