Prey Adaptations
Prey adaptations refer to the physical, behavioral, and physiological characteristics that prey species have evolved to increase their chances of survival when faced with predators. These adaptations can include camouflage, mimicry, speed, agility, warning coloration, and defensive structures such as spines or shells. By developing these adaptations, prey species are better equipped to avoid detection, deter attacks, and ultimately escape or survive predator encounters.