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n after a bad experience not to pursue the same	prey again.
urved hind legs and then bites into the coiling	prey at a joint between body segments.
on the leaf surface, serve to digest the insect	prey.
The tiger's	prey is beyond the edge of the canvas, so is it left
have been seen to hunt and then share the same	prey animal.
larvae suck flowers and fruits while the adults	prey on aphids and the larvae of other insects.
Like Wilde's previous production of The Naked	Prey the film does not use subtitles for characters
uses its claws to crush and consume the drowned	prey.
Ethan Coen shot their own version of The Naked	Prey on a Super-8 camera.
earch of food sometimes makes it the occasional	prey of large salmon or other anadromous fish.
The pike	prey on smaller fishes in the area, including yellow
d hovering before to descend to hawk the flying	prey or catch it on the ground.
and could more or less keep up with the fastest	prey.
The main	prey of E. flavicaudis is woodlice, although most sm
el Gibson's film Apocalypto resembles The Naked	Prey in its plot and in several similar scenes, and
The Naked	Prey, 1966
The Tiger's	Prey
g on the same host plant, or consuming the same	prey).
The Naked	Prey was released on DVD by The Criterion Collection
bugs and flying insects appear to be the usual	prey.
e impact of the rupture preventing the ensnared	prey from escaping.. Colloblasts are found in all ct
success rate of parasitism in each of the three	prey species was noted.
Elk, the primary	prey of the gray wolf, became less abundant and chan
eed on human blood, they don't kill their human	prey, and for the most part live among them without
om of cone snails cause paralysis of their fish	prey.
Because of their strong	prey drive and independent nature, this breed should
e than in the true woodpeckers, but their chief	prey is ants and other insects, which they find in d
thank Lief by making peace with their longtime	prey, the Kin, and agreeing to hamper the progess of
Monte's Idiot Prayer' and produced their album '	Prey For The City' which was released on the Duna Re
nt in coordinated groups and stalk their chosen	prey.
probably C. atratus), which are their preferred	prey.
ited for excavating the nests of their colonial	prey - and so may be considered examples of converge
re both garbed in archer clothing; their hunted	prey lies close to their feet.
before plunging in head first after their fish	prey.
crab spiders that mimics ants, their preferred	prey.
t feudal lords and tribal chiefs made them easy	prey for the Ottoman armies.
ent locations across the hills, setting them as	prey of other hunters.
nauseating for birds, making them unattractive	prey.
olphin and Union caribou herd, making them easy	prey for Inuit hunters.
They also had tentacles to help them catch	prey.
The crab themselves are	prey to the sea otter and presumably other large pre
s, such as vultures, will gorge themselves when	prey is abundant, causing their crop to bulge.
They sense	prey by detecting smell through the water.
In general, they bite	prey and rely on their urticating hair and flight fo
They were	prey to the Thalassomedon haningtoni who lived 93-90
As such they are	prey for various animals including aquatic insects,
ntify them, saying "The primary reason they can	prey is because they're camouflaged from who they re
Along with other insects in Japan, they are	prey to the Japanese giant hornet.
contributed to a rise in crime among those who	prey both on the immigrants' fear of deportation and
ornatus, is an assassin bug that is thought to	prey upon bees. A. ornatus is associated with the ca
te their victims by simply biting through their	prey.
ken Byomkesh more seriously and had thus fallen	prey to the trap Byomkesh had set for him.
Camouflaging allows animals to capture	prey more easily.
e Sam Rainsy Party and was elected to represent	Prey Veng Province in the National Assembly of Cambo
The squid's ten limbs are used to capture	prey.
st dorsal fin's photophores are used to attract	prey.
regularly follow army ants in order to to catch	prey flushed by them.
hing near groups of monkeys in order to capture	prey flushed by the large mammals.
en their regulated glow acts as a lure to their	prey.
bles that are believed to enable birds to sense	prey under wet sand or soil.
ve lost some speed, becoming less able to catch	prey with short, fast charges.
though the animals do not have access to their	prey.
They appear to mesmerize	prey with its rhythmic colored bands.
icism that the hooks were actually used to hook	prey, though they proposed that "squid tentacles cou
uld be opened very wide, allowing it to swallow	prey two thirds of its own size.
The oral arm is used to transport	prey to the gastrovascular cavity (GVC) and to catch
orest-falcons also use other techniques to hunt	prey, such as chasing prey on foot, following army a
the added capability of echolocation to locate	prey like flying insects; they can therefore locate
densities, wolves need very little time to find	prey and spend almost all their time handling prey a
in short bursts, and need to be close to their	prey before starting the attack.
of about 14 to 37 volts, which they use to stun	prey, and to defend themselves.
ator/prey ratio of predatory dinosaurs to their	prey is a signature trait of warm-blooded predators
orsal fin ray of angler fishes, used to attract	prey.
They will follow driver ant swarms to catch	prey items fleeing from the ants and they frequently
were strong and its legs not adapted to chasing	prey on foot.
he substrate leaving its eyes uncovered to view	prey and predators.
webs with shimmering ornaments in order to lure	prey.
to pursue a show business career, only to fall	prey to a sleazy nightclub owner.
zoic corals possessed stinging cells to capture	prey.
ough clothing one by one the crew begin to fall	prey with the only source of protection being the li
ource of Beta-Carotene (such as carrots) to the	prey insects (crickets) early in a frog's adult stag
The specialised appendages which help to trap	prey are red at the base, fading to white towards th
orm a "feeding basket" which is used to capture	prey.
acute sense of smell which enabled it to track	prey, but analysis of its brain structure revealed t
are voracious ambush predators, able to tackle	prey like ants that will not be eaten without a stru
tacles of these animals and are used to capture	prey.
When a member is seen to sexually '	prey' upon a newcomer, this is known as 'Thirteenth
ders that use their two grooved palps to locate	prey.
active on the surface of the ground is to find	prey or new territory.
ins, whales and bats use echolocation to detect	prey and avoid obstacles.
(as in diel vertical migration) or to increase	prey encounter rate.
een an awkward runner and used stamina to catch	prey rather than speed.
abilimenta, these bands are thought to increase	prey capture in this species, however, in other spec
evers for example, the dog is expected to chase	prey and bring it back to the human hunter, but not
awk has very long legs which it uses to extract	prey from crevices in trees.
split second but may include an alert to other	prey animals in the area.
of these animals is toxic and is used to subdue	prey.
inst the body for swimming, and extend to catch	prey in a similar way to the praying mantis.
scent red chin barbel that the fish use to lure	prey into striking distance.
y were not disposed to give them any claim to a	prey which would be captured without their aid.
bubble or flash their white undersides to round	prey such as salmon or herring into a tight defensiv
rance to their lairs, moving quickly to capture	prey that wanders past.
hat any handgun hunter must stalk closer to the	prey in order to kill the animal humanely, giving sa
ced with photophores which are believed to fool	prey by directing them towards the mouth.
tor, with strong talons that enable it to catch	prey in flight, and is considered by some - as the G
carnivores have a natural ability to hypnotise	prey.
strategy, however, it was more adapted to avian	prey, as sufficiently large mammals were entirely ab
l spines and strong teeth, enabling it to snare	prey larger than itself.
Bait is any substance used to attract	prey, e.g. in a mousetrap.
whiskers and forepaws enable sea otters to find	prey using their sense of touch.
s, she will not allow the male of worth to fall	prey to the darkness of her twisted life.
rgan inside their mouth, which they use to lure	prey.
It closes its tentacles to capture	prey or to protect itself.
r has strong front legs which are used to seize	prey.
ed that the hooks may have been used to capture	prey.
The latter were probably used to capture	prey and deliver it to Amplectobelua's mouth, locate
like upper jaw or beak that may be used to stun	prey during feeding; although this bill has been emp
it probably relied more on its eyesight to find	prey.
e predators rely mainly on sound cues to detect	prey.
l in Ropemaker's Alley, but in 1780 it too fell	prey to anti-Catholic sentiment when its fabric and
ers, and powerful mercenaries, she'll track any	prey if the price is right.
location calls through the mouth to track their	prey.
ntelligence and amazing agility, and tracks its	prey using sonar-like abilities, much like a bat.
r hairs; the peduncles do, in fact, trap insect	prey.
These serve not only to attract and trap insect	prey, but also allow the plant to "hold on" to neigh
ependent on predatory fish such as tuna driving	prey species to the surface.
ess efficient swimmer, and turbulence, alerting	prey of its approach.
he was a regular on the science-fiction TV show	Prey.
adth increased; that is more different types of	prey were taken, with younger fish often, but not al
Predatory fish switch between types of	prey in response to variations in their abundance.
To save them from falling to tyrants a	prey?
spitting jets of water, so as to uncover buried	prey.
in the shallows to snatch unsuspecting riparian	prey and fish.
ad snouts, that bite once and hold on until the	prey is subdued.
same basic situation of an animal dividing up a	prey in such a way that it gains the greater part, o
bird which obtains its food by picking up live	prey items from beaches or the water surface, and th
Chhuon was born in Siem Reap and grew up in	Prey Veng, joining the French militia in which he ro
ampire nature undercover, resisting the urge to	prey on humans for blood, and surrounding himself wi
ow large it is, etc., to decide how to use this	prey.
discharged from the tentacles and are used for	prey capture.
ile's ability to hunt the species' usual, agile	prey such as fish, antelope and zebra, forcing him t
d Owl, it is believed to hunt a wide variety of	prey while watching from a perch and dropping down t
It feeds on a variety of	prey items including insects and worms taken on fiel
It feeds on a variety of	prey items, including frogs, lizards, insects, roden
pecialized Canadian lynx, will readily vary its	prey selection.
it is thought to have fed on either very small	prey, or detritus; the small dental plates in its mo
The song was featured in the video games	Prey and Guitar Hero: Aerosmith.
It is featured in video game	Prey.
Crystle's voice was used in the video game	Prey, as the role of Jen (Tommy's girlfriend).
When his village falls	prey to one of Adanggaman's attacks, Ossei manages t
sand below the low tide line, lying in wait for	prey.
It may have been a predator, lying in wait for	prey in much the same way as a modern crocodile.
They often hide during the day, and wait for	prey in the center of their web at night.
waiting for	prey near Hodal, Faridabad, Haryana, India
d have stayed motionless for hours, waiting for	prey to swim into its open jaws with spike-shaped te
They lie on the soil surface waiting for	prey.
sit in the centre of the web while it waits for	prey.
resources and the possibility that wakasagi may	prey on the eggs and larvae of Delta smelt, hybridiz
privateers, which were outfitted as warships to	prey on enemy merchant ships.
It is possible that Aegyptosaurus was common	prey for large predatory dinosaurs, such as Carcharo
Even though in this period Vreeswijk was a	prey of tabloid scandal and was in the news for his
ves and long grass so that they can watch their	prey, they also love hiding in logs where their big
g technique is to perch motionless watching for	prey, then to make a quick sally towards the prey wh
Male waiting on water for	prey
om Bahamian to North Carolinian waters, Pterois	prey mostly on small fishes, invertebrates and mollu
A. albomaculata mimics its weaver ant	prey (Oecophylla).
pment of more elaborate sheet and maze webs for	prey capture both on ground and foliage, as well as
at perhaps the Boxgrove hominids were sometimes	prey to other animals.
Unless time runs out, the race ends when the	Prey successfully arrive at the finish line or if th
he naked eye and are often only revealed when a	prey animal such as Daphnia is caught.
When stalking	prey such as flies or beetles, this salticid is much
When attacking	prey, Apoica release a drop of venom from their stin
When the	prey touches a marginal tentacle of the jelly, sting
ed ridges which help provide grip when catching	prey.
o aid in quick directional changes when chasing	prey.
When these	prey species exist together, as in New England, they
predation on the seed rain occurs when animals	prey on released seeds usually flush with the ground
Sabre Tooth depended on for cover when stalking	prey disappeared.
When their	prey comes to investigate, they are instead captured
When all	prey species are at equal prey densities, the predat
l size, this is a formidable predator which can	prey on insects many times its size.
in that the predator species benefits while the	prey species is harmed.
ocation, it was found bay whiting predominantly	prey on a variety of shrimp species, polychaete worm
During lean periods, it will often	prey on larger animals that it can kill and return t
g birds heading south for the winter will often	prey upon ripening grape clusters as a food source.
They will typically	prey on arthropods, although they are also known to
Large adults will sometimes	prey on large mammals such as deer, including the 22
if a pitcher becomes overloaded with putrefying	prey, when it may be colonised by the larvae of vari
with captured	prey
A Moschorhinus with its	prey.
does not form any lasting association with its	prey, and is not a true predator in that it does not
th access to the nutrients contained within the	prey cell.
As a pack dog, they take turns working their	prey.
at keeps away echinoderms which would otherwise	prey on the sponges.
Spiders wrap their	prey around in silk and then waits for it to suffoca
of Seville, featuring Fritz Wunderlich, Hermann	Prey, and Hans Hotter.
Enemy), Kobi Farhi (Orphaned Land), Yotam Avni (	Prey for Nothing) and Maya Avraham; flutes by Amir G
terials which in many cases leaves the young as	prey for the predators.
oduction of predatory wasps to New Zealand that	prey on their larvae.

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