Sentence examples for most fearsome predators from inspiring English sources

It's time for the US and the rest of the world's fishing nations to protect the earth's oceans by protecting their most fearsome predators.

Sharks are usually considered to be the most fearsome predators along Australia's coastline.

An American chemist says he's found a substance - several, in fact - that can repel some of the most fearsome predators in the ocean.

In an effort to stay a step, or hop, ahead of one of their most fearsome predators, California ground squirrels use a warm-blooded ruse to fool heat-seeking rattlesnakes.

An evening scrolling the cable guide will reveal a lineup that includes "North America's Top 20 Most Fearsome Predators," a rerun or two of "Shark Attack," and a couple of episodes of "Nature's Deadliest," or "Rattlesnake Roundup," or "Yukon Men".

So, hearing about the imminent federal protections for the bears, wealthy hunters rushed up to Canada (the only country, among the five range nations with polar bears, to allow sport hunting of the animals) for a chance to be among the last people in the world to shoot one of the world's biggest and most fearsome predators.

A magpie to represent his talent for spotting shiny bits of knowledge, a sponge for his ability to retain it, and the world's most fearsome predator because of his appetite for more of it.

Forrest said, "It was probably the most fearsome predator that ever lived.

It is said to be "the most fearsome predator that ever lived," according to a BBC News report.

Komodo National Park is famous for the dragons, one of Asia's most fearsome super-predators.

Although oviraptors were members of the meat-eating theropods, making them relatives of such fearsome predators as T. rex and Velociraptor, most oviraptors had beaks that lacked teeth.