Sentence examples for being seen by predators from inspiring English sources

Many migrating birds fly at night often, all night--to cut the risk of being seen by predators and to avoid overheating under the hot sun.

They would, for example, venture insouciantly into environments that normal mice avoid, such as open spaces and elevated platforms where they could easily be seen by predators.

Another reason for this feeding behavior is that moonlight provides limited light for krill to be seen by their predators, making it advantageous to feed at night.

Thus, if the first deployment of the broken wing display fails, the bird will repeat the display where it can better be seen by the predator that is causing concern.

Common seals are one of Britain's largest and most charismatic marine predators and the most likely to be seen by holidaymakers and sailors.

They are often "sluggish", not running from predators; gregarious; and diurnal, since warning displays only work if they can be seen "by potential enemies".

Female-identified bisexuals are highly sexually objectified by the Overculture, whereas male-identified bisexuals are more likely to be seen as sexual predators than prey.

Mr. Letterman, he said, "could have been seen as a predator.

The pattern that is seen could be a predator, or might be prey, and successful recognition by the creature would have implications for survival.

"Furthermore, the methods of predator persecution are seen as problematic by a clear majority of Alaska's citizens".

The predator policy was seen as a major threat by the interviewees and a cause of a great deal of worry, anguish and sorrow.