• sprea,
• jurey,
• prauer,
• ppway,
• pryty,
• parety,
• ppty,
• purjery,
• persay,
• prity,
• probay,
• topray,
• erey,
• peyd,
• poretty,
• preeme,
• pretey,
• poorere,
• pusre,
• peria,
• prettty,
• previw,
• prema,
• pureee,
• prez,
• piere,
• peretty,
• parie,
• prme,
• pizzey,
• prer,
• pree,
• peror,
• prief,
• preetty,
• oprea,
• purety,
• preayer,
• proaly,
• pery,
• phero,
• arey,
• porety,
• ipray,
• poria,
• prioe,
• pieree,
• pres,
• puero,
• paren,
• purerly,
• varey,
• pred,
• jeporay,
• perelli,
• purbery,
• presay,
• prkwy,
• preare,
• prder,
• prett,
• rey,
• perday,
• proerly,
• prek,
• parek,
• preity,
• preu,
• hopre,
• srry,
• sprew,
• ptero,
• hrry,
• pscy,
• prezi,
• mreo,
• parel,
• pureafy,
• prayor,
• preo,
• praer,
• prper,
• poery,
• prrety,
• prfer,
• powre,
• pubery,
• prettey,
• piret,
• preety,
• vrey,
• proety,
• peary,
• prego,
• pley,
• pruely,
• partey

Prey is an organism hunted and killed for food by another organism. It's an essential part of the food chain that helps maintain a balance in nature. Prey for predators can come in many forms, including large animals such as antelope, small creatures like insects, and even fish and plants. The most common way of obtaining prey is through hunting; however, certain predators such as spiders and certain fish also use traps or camouflage to capture unsuspecting prey.

Different animals have unique adaptations to help them become more successful hunters. For example, some species have evolved with keen eyesight, allowing them to detect potential prey from a distance.