Some predators hunt in plain sight, relying on their speed and strength to catch prey. Others use stealth, sneaking through the undergrowth and catching their victims before they even know they're being followed.
Here, we've found an image of a predator using stealth to hunt – can you spot both the hunter and the hunted?
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Still can't find the predator and prey and want a clue? OK, the predator has no limbs and the prey has four.
Ready to discover which animals you're looking for and where they are in the image? See the bottom of the article to find out.
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Questions: where are the animals in the photo above? And what are they? Answers: halfway up the image and slightly to the right. You're looking for a toad being attacked by a snake.
