A survey of predator-prey relationships shows that the fastest predators are usually found in regions where the fastest prey are found.The most likely explanation for this is

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Reciprocal adaptations involve the co-evolution of predators and prey, leading to the development of adaptations that allow each to become faster or better at capturing or evading the other. As a result, regions with faster prey will likely select for faster predators, and vice versa.

A Survey of Predator-Prey Relationships Shows That the Fastest Predators