Carnivores

Carnivora is a group of mammals that are linked by special teeth designed for cutting meat. These animals vary greatly in size, from small weasels to large bears, but they all have certain common features like clawed feet and eyes that face forward, which helps them see in three dimensions. They live in many different environments, including on land, in trees, in water, and in the sea. You can find them on every continent except Antarctica and Australia. Most carnivores eat meat or a mix of meat and plants, although some have adapted to eat mostly plants. Their social lives can be very different, with some living alone and others living in groups or packs. They usually have sharp senses, especially smell and hearing, and are intelligent. This helps them hunt in clever ways and solve problems.