Sentence examples for prey along from inspiring English sources
Bandits who prey along the illegal immigrant trail are part of Mexican life, like the police there who hold out their palms if you want to park near your church.
A bushmaster may coil for several weeks at one site, waiting to ambush prey along routes of travel, such as fallen limbs, buttresses of trees, or trails along the ground.
In these models, the predator interacts with the prey along the outer corridor of the herd of prey.
The study is the first to report the electric twist on a spider's arsenal to capture prey, along with detailed explanations on how this mechanism works.
Researchers suspect that the animal used its sensitive lower jaw, combined with echolocation, to skim for prey along the dark sea floor.
With the new reconstruction, paleontologists can now analyze the trackways and better determine things such as the sizes, motions, and walking speeds of the dinosaurs that left the footprints which, in turn, may reveal whether an ancient predator really "chased" its prey along an ancient shoreline or merely ambled by at about the same time.
On Oct. 12, a cold Sunday morning in Gainesville, the mob had enough of the deliberations inside and stormed the courtroom, demanding a list of the men on trial; the jury complied and handed over the names of 14 of them, chosen at random; all were hanged the next day, under the supervision of Young (coincidentally, three days later he was killed by bandits preying along the Red River).
For the migration, older birds of prey fly along the inland Appalachian Ridge.
Intensive work to restore the rabbit populations the large spotted cats prey on, along with monitoring for illegal trapping and conservation breeding has allowed the species to move from the Red List's "critically endangered" to the "endangered" category, it said.
Unlike these and other large-scale factors affecting ocean health, the PFMC has a say about fishing that impacts the prey base along the West Coast, and its members can take proactive measures to protect these little fish.
The arms, which could exert a lot of force but were likely covered in long feathers, may have been used as flapping stabilizers for balance while atop a struggling prey animal, along with the stiff counterbalancing tail.
