Animal's Super Senses - Perfect Timing [WILD ANIMAL 4K HD]

Predators use their senses to detect prey, and then use their teeth, claws, or jaws to kill and consume it:
Senses
Predators use a variety of senses to detect prey, including sight, smell, hearing, vibration, temperature, and electromagnetic sensing. Some predators use all of these senses, while others use only one.
Examples
Some examples of how predators use their senses include:
Owls and jumping spiders: These predators have forward-facing eyes for accurate binocular vision.
Foxes: These predators can smell prey even when it's covered by snow or earth.
Echolocating bats: These predators use sound to hunt.
Toads and frogs: These predators use their eyes to detect prey.