Boy, almost countless examples.
A snake can prey on a mouse and an eagle can prey on the snake, thus the snake is both prey and predator.
A frog can prey on bugs and a snake preys on the frog. Thus the frog is both predator and prey.
Just about every species that exists and/or existed serves as food to some other species resulting that almost every species are both predators and prey.
Think about a food chain its called a chain because their are countless of possibilities of who eats what. A food chain almost always starts with the energy of the energy of the sun->plants->herbivores->omnivores or carnivores-> and so on, and always ends up dead and so the fungi, moss, mushrooms and such to disintegrate them back to the earth. So if in a "food chain" a shark was on top of the food chain, well technically it couldn't be because humans could also kill/hunt them and us humans can be also killed/hunted by another species
chimpanzees can be both the prey and the predator
The five niches in an ecosystem are producer, consumer, decomposer, predator, and prey. Each niche plays a specific role in the ecosystem in terms of energy flow and nutrient cycling.
A seal is both.
The relationship in the ecosystem if a pond frog catches a fly on his tongue is predator and prey. The frog is the predator and the fly is its prey.
The squid is very important to the ocean ecosystem, serving as both predator and prey. As predators, they help keep the population of their prey in check. As prey, they serve as important food sources for sperm whales and some other predators.
beneficial because it keep the ecosystem in balance
Prey
Fennecs are both predator as well as prey.
It's both a predator and a prey because it has alot of energy
A life cycle (Predator and Prey).
An Arctic fox is a predator as well as a prey item.
its da prey. mad fish be wantin to eat it.