What are some of your pets special predation techniques?

My little turtle likes to eat dynamic food, turtle food put into the water it will first turn in the water twice before the turtle food moves before one by one to swallow, usually love to cut some lean shreds to feed it, hold it in front of its eyes shaking will swallow a mouthful, put in the water will not eat. <>

The most powerful thing about my pet is not skill, it is to eat, he doesn't have to care about anything, just need me to deliver the food to him, he will eat, this skill should be the most powerful predation skill. Most pets need to hunt for their own food, but my family doesn't need to hunt for their own food.

Before cats prey on animals, they lock onto their targets. Because of their small size, cats are generally chosen to hunt mice. If in the wild, cats also hunt small animals such as rabbits.

But these small animals are very agile, so there is only one chance, if the prey is alarmed, the prey will immediately flee, and the cat that cannot catch the prey may go hungry.

Because my family lives in the countryside, our cat has a magical function that will catch birds, today he also caught a bird back, but it caught the bird and did not eat, just played dead and threw it away, it will squat on the side like a hunter to hunt, and then suddenly rush up to catch the bird, and then let go and catch it again.

I used to have a cat at home, it likes to catch mice, it should be said that insects that can fly and move will go to catch, and then catch it is not to give pleasure, but to play it (insects), and then use their claws to catch it, it looks quite funny, and then the family will go to catch some birds back, even if they are placed in a very high place can be easily caught, it is really strange, the next day up the birds are not in the cage, after a long time they have never caught the birds back.

It's that my pet does have some excellent predation skills, often like to run around the house, will do some mice, will also do some pests, my kitten does use that paw to dangle, especially interesting, his skill I think is really funny, make me very happy.

My dog often has the same problem when eating, that is, the dog will often follow for a long time, and then put the food outside the basin to eat.

If you put food in a basin, he won't try it, and if you pour it on the ground, she won't eat it, he has to get the food out himself.

1. Sense of smell. For example, pythons keep sticking out their tongues to sniff the air to determine the location, size, etc. of their prey.

2. Eyes. For example, eagles have keen eyes and can see small rats and rabbits in the grass at high altitudes, and then swoop down to catch their prey.

3. Physical strength. For example, tigers are strong predators with sufficient physical strength and explosive power, and ambush tactics are used when hunting.

4. Endurance. For example, wolves have good stamina and will not give up easily for group predation.

5. Tongue. For example, lizards are able to use their ultra-fast catapult tongues with ease, instantly sending unsuspecting prey into their mouths.

6. Forelimbs. For example, the developed forelimbs of the praying mantis have many sharp teeth, and once an insect is near, it will stick out its front feet like an arrow and quickly catch the prey.

7. Netting. For example, spiders will pick a suitable spot to spit out beads and webs, and then wait for their prey to be delivered to their door.

8. Predation, in the narrow sense, refers to a certain animal catching another animal and killing it, and in a broad sense, it refers to a certain organism eating another organism, such as herbivores eating grass; Mutual cannibalism between individuals of the same species, insectivorous plants, and eating animals are also included. Changes in the population of the predator during predation have a great impact.

1. The python looks for food through its sense of smell, but it does not use its nose, but its tongue. When you see it sticking its tongue in and out, it's sniffing the air.

2. Eagles use their eyes to find food. It has a keen eye and can see small rats and rabbits in the grass high in the air, then swoop down and grab its prey with its claws. The eagle's beak is like a butcher's hook that helps it tear apart its prey.

3. The tiger is a strong predator, and it has the ability to fight alone to obtain food. It has sharp senses, quick movements, plenty of patience and explosiveness, and uses ambush tactics when hunting. Although the chances of winning alone are smaller, once you win, you can enjoy food alone.

4. Wolves have good endurance, but their ability to hunt alone is lower than that of tigers. Therefore, predation in groups is an advantage for wolves, because it is much more likely to win than alone, but the food obtained must be shared.

5. The lizard can freely use its ultra-fast catapult tongue, and its tongue can reach twice the length of its body, and instantly send unsuspecting prey into its mouth.

6. The developed forelimbs of the praying mantis are very powerful, with many sharp teeth on them, and once it finds that an insect is approaching, it will stretch out its front feet like an arrow and quickly catch the prey.

Flounder, octopus, squid, moray eel and other marine animals, as well as terrestrial chameleons, will change their body color and patterns to match their surroundings, and some species of praying mantis will even become like a flower;

3. Diversity of auxiliary methods during predation: bats, ultrasound + flying; chameleon, an extraordinarily retractable tongue; Snake, strangulation + venom; Some spiders in desert areas, which do not build webs, use quartz-rich grains of sand to sense the ...... of their predatorsWait a minute;

4. Selection of predation sites: flowers, branches, water sources, etc.;

5. Cooperation in predation: the higher the animal, the more cooperative it will prey;

He actually cried, unity is strength, ha, think about it