Sentence examples for most prehistoric predators from inspiring English sources

The gargantuan mastodons, mammoths, and giant ground sloths that once roamed North America seem much too big for most prehistoric predators to contend with.

Mile-high cranes loom like prehistoric predators.

The collective noun is a terror of tyrannosaurs: a pack of the prehistoric predators, moving and hunting in numbers, for prey that faced the fight of its life.

I asked myself a basic question: why is Avebury in a circle (or for that matter, why are most prehistoric monuments in Britain)?

Proposed mechanisms of predator-mediated coexistence include predator preference switching to the most common prey, predators preferring the dominant competitor, and predators altering the resources used by competing prey, thereby affecting competition between them [ 79].

In his upcoming documentary series, Tribes, Predators and Me, Buchanan joins the world's most remote tribes to observe how they live alongside nature's most deadly predators.

Most other predators cannot take the oxygen deprivation there, Dr. Gilly said.

Squid are known to be sensitive to polarized light, while most squid predators are not.

Coyotes are considered one of the most common predators of felines.

And larvae of Coleophoridae were the most abundant predators.

Most people who view pornography are not sexual predators; most sexual predators would be sexual predators, regardless of whether or not they viewed pornography.