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Piranhas have silver body covered with red patches that serve as camouflage in muddy waters which they inhabit.

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Piranhas are opportunistic carnivores (flesh-eaters). They eat aquatic and land animals that are in the water. Some of their prey includes fish, mollusks, crustaceans, insects, birds, lizards, amphibians, rodents and carrion (carcasses).

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Piranhas are prey of crocodilians, larger fish, fish-eating birds and large mammals such as Jaguars. They are also a staple food item of many people. Diet: As opportunistic feeders, they eat fish, aquatic invertebrates, crustaceans, insects, algae and aquatic plants.

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Piranhas are native to the central and southern river systems of South America, where they inhabit tropical rivers and streams and are often found in murky water. When collected in the United States they have been found in ponds, lakes, rivers, and borrow pits.

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piranha in of ther home ocean

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pianha sead

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piranhas is school

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In truth, it is the piranhas that are routinely eaten by people; only a few people have ever been eaten by piranhas. And yet, attacks on humans have indeed occurred, mostly in the Amazon basin. There are several hundred documented cases of attack, with a few ending in death.J

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Piranhas have lived in South America for millions of years.

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Piranhas' bad reputation is at least partially Teddy Roosevelt's fault also Piranhas have lived in South America for millions of years

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Though estimates vary, around 30 species inhabit the lakes and rivers of South America today. Fossil evidence puts piranha ancestors in the continent's rivers 25 million years ago, but modern piranha genera may have only been around for 18 million years.

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Piranhas protect themselves with their triangular, sharp teeth. Piranhas wait for their prey and can eat bigger animals like jaguars and tigers.

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how school piranhas can eat jaguars.

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A piranhas's species includes Pygocentrus and Serrasalmus are popular as aquarium fish. The most commonly known species is Pygocentrus natterei, the red-bellied piranha.

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piranhas are prey of crocodillians larger fish,
fish eating birds and large mammals such
as jaguar. they are also a staple  food titem of many people. Diet: As opportunistic feeders, they eat fish, aquatic invertebrates, crustaceans, insects, algae and aquatic plants

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piranhas are natine to the central and soutthern river systems
of south america

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Piranhas commonly grow to 12 inches in length and weigh less than two pounds, but have been reported to grow up to 16 inches and over 7 pounds.

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part of piranhas fierce repuation stems form the fact that they
often swim in pack or shoals. red bellied piranhas are particularly known as pack hunters. Though it might seem an advantageous hunting technique—more fish could theoretically take down a larger foe—the behavior actually stems from fear.

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The interesting piranha has a deep body, saw-edged bellies, and large, blunt heads with strong jaws.