With most of the villages located between Bhutan's capital and pristine forest of JDNP, Kawang Geog presents a unique case of how livestock are managed and are rendered vulnerable to predation by wild predators.
Because the prey is always highly vulnerable to predation and the costs for the predator are relatively low, the predator maintains a high biomass while prey biomass is strongly depressed (Fig. 1c).
Aside from its smaller size, the least weasel is more vulnerable to predation than the stoat because it lacks a black predator deflection mark on the tail.
"People are vulnerable to predation by others.
Sleeping animals are vulnerable to predation.
Eggs and chicks are vulnerable to predation by skuas (Catharacta).
In other species, there is a change in behaviour that makes them more vulnerable to predation.
A displaying male that stands out against his surroundings is vulnerable to predation.
Most carnivores target juveniles for a wide variety of reasons, and juveniles are more vulnerable to predation than adults.
And it left Ukraine vulnerable to predation by Russia, through both bribery and propaganda aimed at a disenchanted population.
This reflex results in the rapid withdrawal of the cirri, which are otherwise vulnerable to predation, especially by fish.
