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Predators and prey evolve together. If their relationship becomes unbalanced, it forces change. A predator without prey has to move where there is more prey, or change its diet. The absence of predators leads to overpopulation, which will result a population weakened by starvation and disease unless some of them migrate elsewhere.

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Due to natural selection, predators have evolved adaptations for detecting, catching, killing, and digesting prey. These include speed, agility, stealth, sharp senses, claws, teeth, filters, and suitable digestive systems.

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With predators there there is this thing called pr which stands for prediction rate that and kill rate usually go hand and hand together because they are both fundamental  statistics for understanding predation. However, relatively little is known about how these statistics so can really say much more on it.

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An animal that naturally preys on others.

"Wolves are major predators of rodents."
According to Doctor Google.

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Comparison: Most Dangerous Predators In History - YouTube

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Comparison: Most Dangerous Predators In History

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- Crocodiles have evolved from more flattened teeth from their ancestors the pakasuchus to very sharp ones to kill prey more effectively

- Horseshoe crabs have evolved to crawl faster through their different shapes (some are like boomerangs) to catch worms faster and get food faster than their ancestors the Dibasterium durgae

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predators need to evolve because organisms need to evolve in response to their enemy. So, the prey that has certain attributes will survive and the prey will gradually evolve to survive better. predators need to evolve too so that they can catch their prey to eat and survive.