Animals don't poach in the way humans do. They don't have the same understanding of laws and property rights. However, animals may sometimes prey on other animals in a way that could be considered "poaching" in a human context.
For example:
* A lion may kill livestock that is kept in a fenced area. While this is natural behavior for a lion, it can be considered poaching from a human perspective because the livestock is considered property.
* A wolf may hunt sheep that are grazing in a field. This is also natural behavior for a wolf, but it can be a problem for farmers who rely on sheep for income.
In these cases, the animals aren't intentionally breaking any laws, but their actions can have consequences for humans.
If you're interested in learning more about the illegal hunting and fishing of animals, you can search for information about:
* Wildlife poaching
* Illegal fishing
* Endangered species
Let me know if you have any other questions.