Editorial: Prey-predator interactions.

This editorial discusses the topic of prey-predator interactions and highlights three specific articles that delve into different aspects of this research area. The first article focuses on the predatory behavior of the semiterrestrial crab Neohelice granulata and suggests that having both eyes available is important for initiating predatory behavior in crabs. The second article examines the extension of squid tentacles during prey capture and finds that the timing of muscular contraction has a relatively small effect on tentacle extension, indicating a robust control mechanism. These articles contribute to our understanding of the evolution and adaptation of traits in organisms due to prey-predator interactions. [Extracted from the article]