The phrase "accessible prey" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing animals, hunting, or ecological relationships where certain prey is easy to reach or capture.
Example: "The lion focused on the accessible prey grazing near the waterhole, knowing it would be an easy catch."
Alternatives: "easy target" or "vulnerable prey".
The turban shell, Lunella coronate possesses sulphuric acid-producing glands which are used for their defense, to externally digest its accessed prey or to attack less accessible prey33.
The jaw protrusion of the goblin shark will serve the species to expand the accessible distance to the prey, and enable it to capture the faster swimming prey, allowing it to seize elusive prey.
Strong currents interacting with man-made structures can generate complex three-dimensional wakes that can make prey more accessible.
But so would larger details about the environment not explicitly included in these models, such as the limits on human capacity which determine which prey are accessible in that environment, the ecology which determines which prey are in the environment, and so on.
"They know that these lists are going down and not accessible, so they're preying on workers on that basis".
"They know that these lists are going down and are not accessible, so they're preying on workers on that basis".
It's accessible and quiet; birds of prey wheel constantly above its rock walls looking for the abundant lizards, snakes and small mammals within.
They prefer to forage in meadows that are within roughly 5 km (3 mi) of their nest and sites where the vegetation is shorter so that their prey is more accessible.
The penguins' deepest dives (up to 170m) were well beyond the maximum diving depths of shearwaters, suggesting that such prey would be accessible to the shearwaters for a much shorter period of each day.
North American river otters, like most predators, prey upon the most readily accessible species.
