Sentence examples for commonly prey from inspiring English sources

They commonly prey on snakes, including poisonous species, and are immune to pit viper venom.

Juveniles commonly prey on lizards, and adults regularly prey on rodents.

Brown, senior lecturer in zoology at Anglia Ruskin, said: "This study shows that harlequin ladybirds in the wild commonly prey on a number of insects, not just aphids.

Sea lions and elephant seals that they commonly prey upon have been protected since the '70s, helping the sharks, which are also protected, rebound.

That network is distributed through social and professional connections; the women who urgently need the information but lack those connections tend to be young and marginalized — exactly those women on whom predatory men most commonly prey.

Large carnivores commonly prey on livestock when their ranges overlap.

Commonly, prey-stealing occurs where larger females take food items stored in other spiders' webs.

Young megalodon commonly preyed on fish, giant sea turtles, dugongs and small cetaceans; mature megalodon moved to off-shore cetacean high-use areas and consumed large cetaceans.

It commonly preys on animals being transported on ships, preferably calves, but will also happily eat lambs and sheep, carrying its prey away to the deepest water before consuming it.

Many of the host species commonly preyed upon by mosquitoes undergo dramatic seasonal variation in behavior, often associated with reproduction.

Oliver et al. (2003) showed that both H. defensa and S. symbiotica could increase aphid host resistance against A. ervi, a parasitoid wasp that commonly preys on aphids.