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Whoa, whoa, I hear what you're saying, but I just feel like people, they just want to make it seem like all dudes are just, like, predators, that we would just automatically go to a prostitute, or whatever.
Because these are a unique species, they're not just apex predators.
That's just predation, and humans are predators.
For those that actually reach the surf, they trade one set of threats for another, as they first face the repelling force of the waves, and then find a whole new host of predators awaiting them: Various fish, dolphins, sharks, and sea birds, as the young turtles come to the surface for air.
Plus, that puke attracts bigger predators who want to eat the shrimp's enemy.
If you think about it, it is a little bit like a population of predators, that are so successful in decimating the prey that they must feed on, that in the end they starve.
Among its other uses, this ability allows an organism to seek out shade and hide from predators.
Anableps, the so called four-eyed fish, have eyes divided in two sections for looking above and under water, perfect for spotting both predators and prey.
The gigantic Diplodocus may have been capable of cracking its tail faster than sound, at over 1200 km/h, possibly to deter predators.
Schools of fish exhibit complex swarming behaviors that help them evade hungry predators, while a lone fish is quickly singled out as easy prey.
But if you reduce a school of fish to individuals, it loses the ability to evade predators, and there's nothing left to study.
In hot pursuit are hoards of hungry and agile predators.
Smaller creatures are more prone to predators.
Larger animals, by contrast, are better at fending off predators, and so they have the luxury of time to grow to large sizes and reproduce multiple times during their lives.
Exceptions to the size rule include bats, birds, moles, and turtles, but in each case, these animals have other adaptations that allow them to escape predators.
Hanging out in the trees is a good way to avoid predators, and there are plenty of leaves to eat.
Flight can have incredible benefits, especially for escaping predators, hunting, and traveling long distances.
Most often, flightlessness evolves after a bird species flies to an island where there are no predators.
But a few flightless birds have survived on mainlands alongside predators aplenty.
Their ancestors appeared around the same time as the first small mammals, and they were probably able to survive because they were evolving— and growing—at the same time as their mammalian predators.
Throughout time, cats were simultaneously solitary predators of smaller animals and prey for larger carnivores.
As wild predators, cats are opportunistic and hunt whenever prey is available.
As animals that were preyed upon, cats evolved to not get caught, and in the wild, the cats that were the best at avoiding predators thrived.
That's less likely to give away her location to any predators that may be sniffing around nearby.
They developed through time as both solitary predators that hunted and killed to eat, and stealthy prey that hid and escaped to survive.
Terribly stupid predators they're able to outsmart every day?
We want to be able to see our predators, but we also want to feel that our flanks are covered.
Now, this might have been helpful when we were cave people, trying to avoid predators, but now it's a terrible way to go through life.
I was trapped in a cage, prey among predators, fighting for freedom I never had.
If you know what you're saying, you'll feed off the crowd's energy instead of letting your hypothalamus convince your body it's about to be lunch for a pack of predators.
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