Each year more than 1.5 million wildebeest and zebra, accompanied by gazelle and packs of predators, flee north at the end of the wet season, between April and June, to the only permanent river in the region, the Mara, and wetter feeding grounds.
I'll also be watching Barclays, which last night was accused of using its 'dark pool' trading system to favour high-frequency traders, exposing its own clients to a pack of voracious 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.
They got that way by co-evolving with pre-industrial grazing practices: sufficient herds of native graziers, dense packed by healthy populations of predators.
Along with Lance Henriksen, Paxton held the distinction of being one of two actors defeated on-screen by an alien (killed by a pack of xenomorphs in "Aliens"), a predator (killed by one of the intergalactic hunters in "Predator 2") and "The Terminator," when the T-800 series cyborg threw Paxton, playing a switchblade punk, into a fence.
They were making the sounds of a dying rabbit to lure in predators, and a pack of wolves showed up.
Animals travel in herds because there is safety in numbers, and the safest place is at the center of the pack, insulated from predators.
"We're not just afraid of predators.
The world's longest-studied wolf pack may have been wiped out, wildlife officials fear amid an escalating battle between federal and state authorities in Alaska over the aggressive hunting of predators such as wolves and bears.
