Predator

(n) /ˈpredətə(r)/

Meaning

An animal that naturally preys on others.

UK ˈpredətə(r)

US ˈpredətər

The birds are sometimes seen doing this in the wild to protect themselves from a predator.
The [viperfish] is a deep-sea predator with long, sharp teeth that curve inward.
When hunted, certain squid eject a glowing cloud and vanish, leaving the predator to attack a phantom.
Somewhere along the way, a wary predator became a creature that reads our moods better than most humans read each other.
That is because stress is a full-body event, choreographed by ancient circuits that treat a looming deadline exactly like a predator.

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