Despite usually championing weaker prey, I wanted the lizard to eat that spider.
That's because looters are naturally drawn to the weakest prey as a target.
Eventually they'll give up and find weaker prey elsewhere.
I know about him because I studied him -- learned to read his moods and their triggers ---the way he counleasheasharparp words like wild dogs on smaller, weaker prey.
Save your energy and go after a weaker prey," and many predators are wise enough to follow this advice ― but only when the adviser can demonstrate credibility by a costly display.
Namibia is excluded from trade benefits afforded to "less successful" peers, while labouring under a weak economy prey to external shocks and credit crises.
But the character of Falstaff, who is described by Samuel Johnson as "a thief and a glutton, a coward, and a boaster; always ready to cheat the weak, and prey upon the poor; to terrify the timorous, and insult the defenceless," has an unexpected relevance in the current election season.
Freedman describes the bullying where "the weak are preyed upon by those seeking to establish themselves as alpha males".
The sensitive and intelligent and weak are preyed upon by the unintelligent and strong; profoundly private women elect, for their own purposes, to build their lives around the absent men who hardly know them.
