Adaptations that a predator uses to catch prey are its NATURAL INSTINCTS and its SURROUNDINGS.But those are only 2 adaptrations.The person who wrote above this answer is wrong. It is actually camoflage and speed.
In order to catch the prey they need to feed themselves, squids use their tentacles, because they have a suction and hook that captures the prey, which usually are small crabs, shrimps and small fishes. While they have a tight grip on the small animal, they use their sharp tongue to extract the contents of the prey's body.
It uses its nose to smell for prey.
spongebob uses a net for his jellyfish
An eagle's adaptation is its body features like its claws or talons. That's an adaptation for them because it uses it to catch fish and other prey. Another adaptation is its beak. Like a snake's fangs it uses its beak to hold its prey tightly so it does not escape. Another adaptation is its hollow bones which helps because without the hollow bones the eagle cannot fly. They have very strong eyesight to see their prey and can swoop to easily catch them.
An octopus uses energy to move and catch prey.
A flatworm uses its muscular adhesive organs, called the pharynx, to catch and prey on its food. The pharynx helps the flatworm attach to its prey and consume it.
The raccoon uses its paws as well as its sharp teeth to capture prey.
The anglerfish.
no a cheetah uses speed to catch its pray. the cheetah hides in the grass and sneeks up on its pray
Claws - for prey and attack if provoked. Teeth - to kill and eat. Fur - cold.
long claws big beak