Sentence examples for vulnerable to prey from inspiring English sources
In 2010, a similar study found that shrimp exposed to antidepressants also exhibited "riskier" behaviours that made them more vulnerable to prey.
To be born is to be vulnerable, to fall prey to disease and suffering, and ultimately to die.
Sharks, compared to other fish, are slow, so they choose the vulnerable ones to prey on.
Like other animals vulnerable to being preyed upon, we're supersensitive to threats to our well-being.
Therefore, fish are more vulnerable to being preyed upon by otters because the crayfish have become more difficult to obtain.
If you've ever gambled on the turn of a card or the roll of a dice, you have been especially vulnerable to being preyed upon by those who decide the rules, by more experienced players or by outright cheaters.
If someone close to you is really hung up on their sexual attractiveness to others, they're unlikely to be valuing themselves as a whole person and are very vulnerable to being preyed upon by unscrupulous suitors.
Relatively low population density makes carnivores vulnerable to fluctuations of prey density, habitat disturbance, infectious disease, and predation by man.
They also say immigrants with bank accounts will be less vulnerable to criminals who prey on people who carry cash or keep money at home.
But that makes them vulnerable to shrinkage in their prey population and to man-made chemicals that accumulate going up through a food chain.
Having a home also makes them less vulnerable to criminal elements that prey on the weak.
