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Latin "Carnivora": meaning "meat-eaters." But actually, the carnivorous diet is not the essential diet for all members of the team. The order of predators is divided into two suborders: canines and felines. According to the old classifications, terrestrial- and aquatic predators were put into two separate teams. These two orders are combined in today's science, and marine predators are included in the canine suborder of carnivores.

Members of the order predators are very diverse and include different species, for example, walrus and walrus. Aquatic seals and other aquatic mammals, all large carnivorous mammals living on land, and various medium and small-sized predatory mammals belong to this order. The diversity in the team ranges from rough and agile bears to graceful cats. The most significant difference between the sizes is between the mouse ferret, the smallest member of the team and weighs only 35-70 grams, and the elephant seal, which can weigh up to 4 tons and is one of the largest mammals.

Predators are wild animals that hunt or prey on other animals. All animals need food to live. Predators need the meat of the animals they kill to survive. Weasels, hawks, wolves, mountain lions, and grizzly bears are all predators. Predators are carnivores, meaning their diet consists of meat. Some predators, such as coyotes and bears, are also scavengers, meaning they will eat the carcasses of animals they do not hurt themselves.

Opposite the predator, you have prey - predators hunt and eat. Prey can be anything from the tiniest insect to 1,400-pound bull deer. Some game animals are herbivores, meaning they eat plants. Other types of prey are omnivores, meaning they will eat plants or animals.

Often, the word predator conjures up images of snarling teeth and clipped claws. Although many predators fit this image, others do not. Predators come in many sizes and shapes. They can be as small as an insect or as large as a polar bear. What does a ladybug eat? You're right, other animals! What about that beautiful American robin we welcomed spring with? Yes, another predator! Are you getting the idea? Predators are animals that eat other animals. They are not bad guys. They're just creatures trying to feed themselves; they are hungry, just like you and me. "To live" for them is to find enough food to eat. They don't have the option to go to the grocery store or drive.

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