Röövsaaklooma
Röövsaaklooma is an Estonian term that translates to "predator" or "carnivore" in English. It refers to animals that hunt and kill other animals for food. These animals are an integral part of ecosystems, playing a crucial role in regulating prey populations and maintaining biodiversity.
Predators exhibit a wide range of adaptations for hunting, including sharp teeth and claws, keen senses of
Examples of röövsaakloomad include wolves, foxes, bears, eagles, and sharks. The specific types of predators found