What Makes a Predator?

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All predators have different skills that help them daily. Which of those skills makes them a predator?
Most animals have some kind of skill that they adapted because they had another skill that was weak. An example would be a white tiger. They are large animals so to help them hide on the Tundra, where they live, their coats adapted to being white instead of orange. Eagles have those kinds of adaptations too. One of them is their eyesight which allows them to spot prey from the air up to two miles above the Earth (Zoo books 1-17). These adaptations range from eyesight to making up for lack of venom with something else. The Boa Constrictor is one of those animals. They make up for their lack of venom with their brute strength. They could easily squeeze the life out of a person just by wrapping their bodies around the torso and squeezing (James 23). After they kill their prey they swallow them whole, bones and all.
There are some animals that just have strong muscles that help them carry out their daily lives. The big cat family is one family of predators that knows how to use these...

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