The methods for beasts to get their food are varied. Fierce felidae beasts have well-developed canine teeth and flexible paws. Most of them hide behind bushes and attack on their preys when close. Canid beasts have sharp sense of smell and good stamina. They act collectively and will chase their preys for quite a long time. They bully other animals by outnumbering them. Seals and beavers can catch fish in water by swimming more quickly. Pangolins can dig up the caves of ants and stick ants with their thin and sticky tongues. Primates can pick up wild fruits and leaves with flexible fore limbs. The trunk of an elephant is just as flexible as the human hands and it helps the elephant to get grasses and tree leaves to eat. The elephant's trunk can also get water. Bats will open their mouths to catch flying insects during their flying. Grand pandas mainly live on bamboo leaves and they are real
“vegetarians”.
