Antelopes are herbivores, grass eaters, they need teeth to shear the grass, and to grind it up. Predators' teeth, carinvore (=meat eaters) teeth look quite different. Just look in the mouth of any cat or dog. It's the grabbing canines, and the shearing teeth. No grinders.
Different animals prey on other animals. In most cases, the carnivores are the ones that will prey on other groups of animals. A good example is a lion preying on an antelope.
prey....
Lions look differnt to an antelope beacuse they have differnt adaptations. They akso have differences depending on what they eat eg. a lion is a carnivore and an antelope is a herbivore. The lion is the predator so has a sandy colour to not be seen by the prey and has strong eyes to look around and spot the prey. The antelope has strong legs to run away from the predator as it is the prey. Also it has eyes on the side of its head s it can look behind himself. A prey may use it s adaptation for hiding from the predator and a predator may use its adaptation to look for its prey.
A deer, perhaps? From "Home on the Range"... "Oh, give me a home where the buffalo roam, Where the deer and the antelope play;"
Grassyes they are. cheetahs lions and other animals prey on them.
they eat rodents antelope and gazelle
Predator-prey
Everything from ants, other insects, lizards, small rodents, rabbits, hares, deer, antelope and others are potential prey.
Wild tiger prey includes wild birds, hogs, antelope, deer, and other animals. the tiger also eats some grasses.
It's prey: the gazelle or antelope.
Blesbok, duiker, Grant's gazelle, impala, reedbuck, springbok, and Thomson's gazelle are some of the common targets of the cheetah. Other prey animals include the bat-eared fox, bushbuck, kudu, hartebeest, nyala, oribi, roan antelope, steenbok, sable antelope, and waterbuck.
the prey is that of which is hunted, the predator is the one who does the hunting