What is a predator or sea eneminies?

Predators are organisms that hunt and consume other organisms for food, playing a critical role in maintaining the balance of ecosystems. In marine environments, sea enemies typically refer to organisms like jellyfish, which can prey on small fish and plankton, or larger predators like sharks and octopuses that hunt for various marine species. These predators help regulate populations and contribute to the health of their ecosystems by controlling the abundance of prey species.