Everyone knows that this is the fastest carnivore on land, but their maximum speed can only last for a few seconds.

In their hunting process, 60% ended in failure, and 90% cheetah babies did not live for two years.

In order to catch prey, cheetahs sometimes trip their prey from behind.

Nile crocodile

They can be fed for a whole year, and they mainly wait for migrating herds in hunting areas.

Crocodiles can't chew, so they will turn their bodies together to tear up the bodies of their prey.

polar bear

Polar bears eat two-thirds of the food in spring.

In the warm season of the year, their success rate of hunting will be very low, and they will succeed only once every 20 times.

The blubber of the baby seal has 654.38 million+calories, which is enough for a polar bear to last for a week.

tiger

Tigers are the largest carnivores in the forest, weighing up to 200 kilograms.

When the tiger approaches its prey, it will use the noise and darkness in the storm to hide its behavior.

Darwinian bark spider

Darwin's bark spider is not as big as a human thumb, but it can produce silk as long as 25 meters.

This kind of silk is the hardest natural fiber on earth, harder than steel.

Portia spider

This kind of spider can jump very far, reaching 50 times the length of its own body.

They can also eat other spiders three times bigger than themselves.

Horn carving (a sculpture in Central and South America)

The claws of the horn carving are as long as those of the bear, with a wingspan of 2 meters. They mainly feed on monkeys and sloths.

The chick hawk needs its parents to feed it for the longest time among all carnivorous birds. They need their parents to feed them for up to two years, and they will eat 200 monkeys and sloths on a big date within two years.

If the goshawk fails to learn to hunt by itself, even if they have been kept for several years, their parents may kill them to make room for the new goshawk.

ratel

Honey badger has a wide variety of prey, as many as 50 species. These include scorpions and ostrich eggs that are immune to scorpion needles.

blue whale

Weighing 200 tons, the blue whale is the heaviest animal known on earth.

They can travel 100 miles a day.

It's hard for them to talk. They only open their mouths when hunting.

Spinning dolphin

The spinning dolphins will stun the fish with the power of sonar and then eat them.

They will catch fish ashore in droves and then catch them and eat them.

Bears have a sense of smell more than 2000 times that of us, and can even smell the prey in the sea.

Brown bear is the largest bear in North America, and nearly 90% of its food depends on salmon migration.