Sentence examples for face predators from inspiring English sources
Should she cross where they will face predators such as crocodiles?
"They will hit the road, and again face predators and take the chance, and hopefully find another patch.
Only when otters leave their habitats do they face predators.
Furthermore, prey can face predators of the same locomotory type and body size as themselves, resulting in a uniform distribution of predation risk with no place for the prey to hide.
If you drop them off in an unfamiliar area, they will try to find their way back to the old place and may get injured or killed on their journey as they cross streets and face predators.
Although vision can in principle provide instant information on a predator's position, direction of approach and identity, prey animals that face fast predators have to respond so early (close to the limits of detection) that visual cues are unreliable predictors of actual risk.
And that has left the company weak and defenceless in the face of predators such as Rinehart.
With new protections also in place in Canada, the gray seal population slowly began to grow and thrive in Maine and on Cape Cod's sandbars and long stretches of protected beach, where they face few predators.
In keeping with this function, tails are generally shorter in ground squirrels and even longer in flying squirrels, according to a 2008 study published in The Journal of Mammalogy.Squirrels face many predators in the wild and in the backyard, including snakes, hawks, owls, skunks and raccoons, as well as cats and dogs and humans.
Apparently lured by warming temperatures, spiny king crabs are marching away from the deepest part of the sea toward land, something that "hadn't happened for millions of years". Adelie penguins must spend more energy traveling farther in search of food as pack ice lining the shore retreats, and they now face new predators, such as invasive elephant seals.
Songbirds, for example, face more predators when their nests are near the edge of a forest.
