Seals are a class of animals in the order Carnivora. They eat meat, and their ability to hunt for prey is relatively strong. They also have relatively sharp teeth. They can use a variety of animals in the ocean as their own food. The animals they eat most often are all kinds of fish, and they can catch more fish. In addition, seals may eat larger creatures, such as penguins. Although the seal looks more lovely, it does not look aggressive, but in fact the seal is a more ferocious animal, in the predation of penguins will not be merciful.
When a seal finds a penguin and the penguin is not ready, the seal will suddenly run to the penguin and bite a part of the penguin's body. Normally, they like to bite the penguin's feet, and they don't let go. After biting, they will throw the penguins to the glacier, and then keep shaking them, get rid of their feathers, and then enjoy the food. Of course, the seal attacks only the lone penguin, and when the seal encounters a group of penguins, it is afraid to do so.
As mentioned above, seals are carnivorous and can use a variety of animals as their own food. Fish is their main food. In addition, seals will eat some cephalopods or crustaceans. Among them, crabs belong to crustaceans. Therefore, seals sometimes eat crabs. However, because crabs have shells and not much meat, seals do not often eat crabs, they mainly eat a variety of fish, their ability to prey on fish is relatively strong.
