Does the phoenix have any predators?

The phoenix, a mythical bird known for its ability to be reborn from its ashes, is often depicted as a powerful and immortal creature. As a result, it typically does not have any natural predators in folklore and mythology. Its symbolic nature emphasizes resilience and renewal rather than survival in a predatory context. Thus, the concept of predators does not apply to the phoenix as it exists outside the natural order of life.