Predatory animals, also known as predators, are species that hunt and feed on other animals, known as prey. They play a crucial role in maintaining the balance of ecosystems by controlling prey populations. Common examples of predatory animals include lions, eagles, and sharks, each adapted to their specific environments and hunting techniques. These animals possess various physical and behavioral traits that aid in their hunting success. Sharp teeth, keen eyesight, and stealthy movements are typical characteristics. Predators can be found in diverse habitats, from forests to oceans, showcasing the adaptability and importance of these species in nature.