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Instead, it probably charged from ambush, waiting for its prey to come close before attacking.
With a turkey, predators advertise their whereabouts and invite the prey to come on over.
Endlessly patient, it waits for prey to come by — frogs, crayfish, newts, turtles, and smaller fish, including its own young.
They wait for their prey to come to them instead of chasing it down".
Many desert reptiles are ambush predators and often bury themselves in the sand, waiting for prey to come within range.
Being nervous invites those looking for prey to come up to you and take advantage of you.
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Those who fall prey tend to come from the ranks of those who can least afford it.
The predators simply wait for the prey animals to come to drink.
To find its desensitizing secret, the scientists dabbed opaline extracts onto the antennae of spiny lobsters, which will hunt the hares when less well-defended prey is hard to come by.
A tank can track down his prey or wait for them to come to him.
The formidable spines on the legs did not appear to come into contact with prey items [see also 15].
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