Any animal or other organism that hunts and kills other organisms (their prey), primarily for food
The word 'predator' is correct and usable in written English. You can use the word 'predator' to refer to an animal that hunts and kills other animals for food. For example: "The lion is a powerful predator in the African savanna.".
"The real percentage of predator priests is of course much higher," Dorris said.
Across the two areas are about a million pairs of Adélie penguins, more than a dozen species of whale, more than a third of the world's population of emperor penguins, abundant krill and fish species and the Ross Sea region's top predator – the toothfish, which can grow to two metres weighing 200 kilos (they've evolved special anti-freeze like proteins to survive in the frigid waters).
Victims believed they were opening a photo of their new online friend, but when they clicked on the bogus picture the attached file contained a Trojan virus which infected their computers, allowing the sexual predator to establish remote control.
Then, over our heads, came the soft swoop of a Magellanic horned owl, a glamorous giant of a predator, which seemed unperturbed by our presence in his fiefdom.
The most notorious of these abusers was Father Brendan Smyth, a serial sexual predator of children who even after the Catholic hierarchy learned of his crimes in the 1970s kept moving him around not only Ireland but also the United States.
Without trying, I also watched kestrels hovering and glimpsed the low dash of that thrilling ambush predator, the sparrowhawk.
The Girl's Hitch, played by Toby Jones, is a full-blown sexual predator.
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