How do cats hunt and capture prey, and what are some adaptations that make them successful predators?
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Cats are successful predators due to several adaptations that help them to hunt and capture prey. These adaptations include sharp claws and teeth, sensitive whiskers, and excellent hearing and vision. Cats hunt by stalking their prey, using their sharp claws and teeth to capture and kill their prey. Additionally, cats are able to use their whiskers to detect the presence of prey in the dark.