Definition: In biology, "dyvours" refers to a type of animal that consumes other animals. These creatures are known as carnivores, and they are characterized by their sharp teeth, powerful jaws, and ability to bite or tear flesh from living beings. Carnivorous animals have an innate instinct to consume prey, which is often the case in nature. They use their sharp teeth to cut through the skin of their prey, allowing them to extract the internal organs and tissues that contain vital nutrients.