Sentence examples for example prey from inspiring English sources

For example, Prey is a free program that lets you track the location of a stolen Windows or Linux PC, a Mac or Android device.

For example, prey animals need to be on guard, while predators need to be aggressive.

Aquatic heteropterans (Belostoma sp ., for example, prey more on immigrant than resident fish (both inside the cave and in the nearby El Azufre), probably because maladapted sensory systems hamper the escape responses of migrant fish [ 68], and differences in rates of bird predation may play an even more important role in surface waters [ 69].

Some feeding patterns, however, cannot be easily fitted into either of these classes alone; spiders, for example, sieve prey from the air with webs but perform directed responses to the insects trapped.

What were they doing, for example: catching prey, feeding, swimming or resting?

Bald eagles, for example, will prey on any cranes that are injured or left behind when the roosts fly to the fields for feeding.

For example, bobcat prey items (e.g., small mammals; hispid cotton rat [Sigmodon hispidus]) were most abundant in early successional habitats containing woody debris and significant herbaceous growth, and least abundant in pine stands with high basal area and little ground-level debris (Chamberlain 1999).

For example, some prey species may have changed their trophic levels through time for some reasons.

Anti-predator strategies also depend on landscape and predator hunting mode circumstances [63], for example if prey is chased or stalked.

For example, some prey avoid large, actively searching predators (Dill 1974; Sih 1986).

We apply the label 'indirect evolutionary rescue' because adaptive evolution of an interacting species (in our example, the prey) rescues a focal species (the predator) from extinction.