Time：2023-03-27 15:54:06 source：ucutxmastrees.com author：Beast Read：752次

The hunter of the animal kingdom - not only has a sharp weapon, but also a powerful uniform

Weapons for animal hunters

Finding prey is a good start, but that doesn't mean animals can kill and eat prey. Predators have many kinds of "tools" or equipment to help them find food. Animal hunters are definitely not vegetarians, they know how to subdue their prey. Take a look at the weapons below, which predators use to subdue their prey. Sharp teeth Grinding plant-eating herbivores have broad, flat teeth, but carnivores are different, a meat-eating animal needs teeth to kill prey and tear apart their flesh. Almost all carnivores have fangs, and these long, pointed incisors are the first weapon of predators. Wolves, mountain dogs and dogs, lions, tigers and cheetahs, foxes and big-eared foxes, bears. Not only large animals, but small animals have sharp fangs, they even eat insect-eating rodents such as short-tailed shrew, all of which have fangs to bite and tear their prey. Mammals aren't the only predators that use their fangs to hunt. The snake's long, sharp, hollow fangs are attached to glands that secrete toxins. When a venomous snake attacks an animal, it bites its teeth into the animal's body, and the venom flows from the fangs into the animal's body, anesthetizing and killing it. The dreaded viper fish lives on the icy bottom of the deep sea, and they also have fangs that can pierce their prey if they are unfortunate enough to pass by. It has fangs up and down, and barbs above it to prevent prey from escaping. Carnivorous spiders, such as tarantulas, also have fangs. Like snakes, tarantulas have hollow fangs and can deliver venom that paralyzes prey. The venom of black widow spiders is so poisonous that it can kill a human being. But the black widow's venom is no match for Australia's funnel-web spider, one of the most venomous of all animal venoms in the world. If a person is bitten by this spider and cannot be treated right away, the person will die of heart failure within 2 hours. In addition to the fangs, other teeth of carnivores have protrusions and spires that help these animals tear apart meat. The incisors, the premolars, and the molars have the functions of biting, tearing, or grinding, respectively. Power to subdue prey If the predator doesn't have a strong jaw to gnaw the fangs into the body of the prey, then its sharp fangs and meat-tearing teeth are useless. Most predators have powerful jaws capable of severing the trachea, spine, and sometimes even the brain of their prey. The powerful force of the jaws allows predators to drag their prey—sometimes hundreds of pounds—to a secluded spot for safe enjoyment. If the prey is not killed immediately, they will fight hard. Therefore, the predator must have enough strength to win in the struggle. In addition to having large jaws and neck muscles, most predators also have strong leg muscles used to hunt down and subdue their prey. The boa constrictor is full of strong contractile muscles, and it kills by wrapping around its prey and sandwiching it. The prey is either suffocated by being unable to breathe in the lungs, or strangled, and the boa constrictor will then swallow the prey. A large boa constrictor can swallow a small deer. The same is true of anaconda hunting methods. Animals have claws and mouths that hunt birds and have claws that hunt mammals. Most claws and claws are made of the same material as human fingernails, although they are much harder and sharper. The claws and claws are often curved downwards so that when the predator grabs the prey, the claws or claws can dig into the meat, giving them a stronger grip. In some mammals, the claws can be tucked into the skin layer in front of the palm. Some seaside and marine animals also have claws, or claws. Many species of crabs have a pair of claws with thorns on the edges, these spines help the crab immobilize its prey, and the tips of the claws allow the crab to tear it apart. Lobsters live on the bottom of the ocean, and they also have meat for catching and tearing their prey. The shape and size of beaks vary, which is related to the bird's diet. Swifts and swallows have long, thin beaks to quickly catch flying insects. Birds of prey, such as the falcon, have hard, hooked beaks that they use to tear open their prey. The woodpecker's thick, pointed beak is just right for drilling holes in tree bark in search of larvae and insects. Fish-eating birds also have different kinds of beaks. The heron's long, pointed beak can catch small fish in shallow water; the oysterbird's beak is so hard that it can crack open the shell of an oyster; its beak is unusual, with the lower beak being longer and wider than the upper. When flying, the black-billed gull approaches the water's surface, opening its mouth and letting the lower beak "skim" the water. When the bigger beak below catches the fish, it immediately shuts its mouth and enjoys the reward. It is precisely because animals have powerful weapons that these hunters can subdue their prey in the first time, and kill the prey to enjoy. Predators kill their prey is a bloody process, but also the charm of nature.

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