What are some carnivore adaptations of the savanna?

Carnivores in the savanna exhibit several adaptations to thrive in this environment. They often possess keen eyesight and acute hearing for detecting prey from a distance, as well as powerful limbs for swift running to chase down animals. Many have camouflage fur patterns that help them blend into the grasslands, enhancing their ability to ambush prey. Additionally, social behaviors, such as pack hunting seen in species like lions, improve their success in capturing larger animals.