Barracudas often lie in wait, concealed among coral reefs or seaweed beds, before ambushing their prey.
Speed and agility:
They can swim at high speeds and make quick turns, allowing them to chase and catch fast-moving prey.
Teeth and jaws:
Barracudas have long, sharp teeth and powerful jaws that they use to grasp and hold their prey securely.
Keen eyesight:
Their excellent eyesight helps them spot potential prey from a distance.
Group hunting:
Sometimes, barracudas hunt in groups, coordinating their attacks to increase their chances of success.